Definition of aioli
: a mayonnaise flavored with garlic and sometimes other ingredients (such as red pepper)
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There’s also a sandwich called the Millionaire made with salmon, crème fraîche, saffron aioli and caviar.
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Easily the most thoughtful flavor combo of my veggie burger circuit, The Veggie features piles of arugula, tangy pickled shallots and creamy garlic aioli.
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Top bun with tongue, kimchi, miso aioli and pickled cucumbers.
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Winters won a white apron already in the show for her fish and chips dish with lemon garlic aioli and tartar sauce with season fries.
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Dress the blend with spicy aioli, sweet eel sauce, pineapple sauce or sriracha.
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The full-bodied, oaked red from Mendoza, Argentina, is delightful alongside a tartine (a classy open-face sandwich) featuring made-in-house Italian sausage, broccoli rabe, roasted garlic aioli, and grated provolone.
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The latter is a traditional burger with red onion, a cilantro jalepeno lime aioli and chicarrones inside a cheese arepa.
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On the menu: Entrees include jumbo bone-in and boneless wings, ribs, street tacos (including Barbacoa), blackened chicken sandwich with avocado aioli, plus many other sandwiches and wraps; Waldorf, beet and Caesar salads, homemade chili and soup.
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Origin and Etymology of aioli
Occitan, from ai garlic + oli oil
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