| 释义 |
salmi|ˈsælmɪ|
Also 8 salmy.
[a. F. salmi, according to Hatz.-Darm. shortened from salmigondis: see salmagundi. Cf., however, salomene.]
‘A ragoût of partly roasted game, stewed with sauce, wine, bread, and condiments’ (Garrett's Encycl. Cookery 1892).
1759W. Verral Cookery 132 (Stanf.) Salmis des becasses. Salmy of woodcocks. 1823Moore Fables 7 Truffles, salmis, toasted cheese. 1824Byron Juan xv. lxxi, The salmi, the consommé, the purée. 1847Disraeli Tancred ii. xv, Tancred was going to give them a fish dinner..cutlets of salmon, salmis of carp. 1887L. Oliphant Episodes (1888) 150 Salmi of wild duck [India].
attrib.1892Encycl. Cookery (ed. Garrett) s.v. Sauces, Salmi Sauce. |
