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étouffée

Loanword

Meaning
A Louisiana dish of seafood smothered in a thick sauce over rice.
Type
Loanword
Used in
Louisiana, Cajun Country
Source: Visit Baton Rouge

What does “étouffée” mean

Étouffée is the Louisiana plate where crawfish, shrimp, or another shellfish is smothered in a seasoned sauce and served over rice. The name comes from the idea of “smothering,” which is exactly how the dish feels on the spoon.

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