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potage

[poh-tahzh, paw-tazh] / poʊˈtɑʒ, pɔˈtaʒ /


NOUN
gruel
Synonyms
STRONG


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But simpler recipes — like carrot potage, roast eggplant rice, and bamboo shoot and mountain vegetable sukiyaki, which require little background in Japanese ingredients beyond dashi, soy sauce and miso — are relatively few.

From New York Times

If I were an MP, I would not want to own this putrid potage of poor political leadership and self-destructive consequence.

From The Guardian

Her roles over the years have included working in the sewing room, in the bake house and several years of cooking potage - the main food for the Tudor "lower orders".

From BBC

The vivid green potage with a swirl of sour cream tasted strangely but intriguingly like a copper penny, while the chicken left me dumbstruck.

From The Guardian

These small kitchen gardens - or potages - are nothing like the sprawling farm of Casertano Greenhouses & Farms, in which they’ve been interning the last six months.

From Washington Times