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steak tartare
steak tartare
noun
- raw minced steak, mixed with onion, seasonings, and raw egg Also calledtartare steaktartar steak
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Word History and Origins
Origin of steak tartare1
First recorded in 1950–55
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Example Sentences
The chef tops labneh yogurt with Petrossian roe, and stuffs kibbeh with steak tartare.
From Washington Blade
Inwardly, I groan at his neutrality, but only until he ticks off some firsts among equals, including a salad starring sweet, brilliant, Badger Flame beets partnered with smoked labne, and steak tartare.
From Washington Post
In food, there are some factual things—you wouldn't call a well-done steak “steak tartare.”
From The Daily Beast
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