galatine

[ gal-uh-teen, gal-uh-teen ]

noun

1. galantine.

Example Sentences

The menu included galatine of pheasant, cakes with the papal colors, and Capri wine, both red and white, marsala, champagne and liqueurs.

From Time Magazine Archive

Page 191—galatine amended to galantine—"We would call this a galantine of lamb if such a dish ..."

From Project Gutenberg

The paper should be coated with galatine.

From Project Gutenberg

Oyster patties, galatine, cheese-cakes, and a bottle of champagne.

From Project Gutenberg

Or, the galatine can be cut in slices and arranged on a number of dishes, if for a large party.

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