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Ragout

usgb/ræˈɡuː/Volume
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Slow Cooking

Ragout is prepared by slow cooking to enhance flavors and tenderize ingredients.

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The chef let the ragout simmer for hours to develop a rich taste.
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Hearty Dish

A ragout is considered a filling and comforting meal, perfect for colder weather.

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On a chilly night, nothing beats a bowl of homemade ragout.
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French Origins

Ragout has its roots in French cuisine, which might imply sophistication in certain contexts.

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The menu featured a traditional French ragout with local ingredients.
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