andouille

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noun an·dou·ille \ än-ˈdü-ē , ˈän-dü-ē \

Definition of andouille

:a highly spiced smoked pork sausage

Recent Examples of andouille from the Web

Chicken liver mousse, shrimp and andouille, and sweet potato cheesecake are on the menu.

— lauren delgado, OrlandoSentinel.com, "Explore new neighborhoods (and eat) during Magical Dining Month," 24 Aug. 2017
The all-you-can-eat buffet for $30 includes hickory smoked spareribs, smoked andouille sausage, beef brisket, jumbo barbecue chicken legs, jalapeno cornbread muffins, bread pudding with bourbon sauce and more.

— vickie snow jurkowski, Daily Southtown, "Get ready for Pink, Brian Setzer, Third Eye Blind," 3 Aug. 2017
Bowls of mac and cheese or grits ($10 to $15) can be customized with add-ins, such as Cajun shrimp and andouille sausage, corn and roasted tomato, or braised pork cheeks.

— carol deptolla, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "Bumstead to become Hot Head Fried Chicken in Bay View," 19 July 2017
Other eats at the Frontier Days Festival include Grande Jake's pork tacos and nachos, the Rack House's andouille sausage sandwiches and prime rib Cajun melt, and H.O.M.E. Bar's chicken cordon bleu and ice cream chimichangas, organizers said.

— karen ann cullotta, chicagotribune.com, "Volunteers preparing for the 42nd annual Frontier Days Festival in Arlington Heights," 28 June 2017
Protein roll call: andouille sausage, bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs, and peeled, deveined shrimp.

— joy wilson, Bon Appetit, "Joy the Baker's Grocery List: 3 Pounds of Butter, Rosé, and "Cat Lady Supplies"," 19 June 2017
The Grand Marlin's shrip and grits is a Chipotle-based, seared shrimp, loca harvested with C and D grits, a savory tomato andouille sausage stew and the interesting touch -- a perfectly poached egg ($17.50).

— AL.com, "13 amazing shrimp and grits dishes to try in Gulf Shores, Orange Beach," 8 June 2017
The chef can rattle off sundry theories about south Louisiana barbecue, but a plate of andouille and cochon de lait, with sides of boudin balls and sweet potatoes, says plenty on its own.

— brett anderson, NOLA.com, "The future of New Orleans barbecue arrived in 2004," 23 May 2017
There are also sausages — roasted poblano, andouille, smoked pork kielbasa — made in-house with prices ranging from $9 for one link to $19 for three.

— cary darling, star-telegram.com, "Wheelhouse rolls into Design District with worthy food, service and design," 8 May 2017

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Origin and Etymology of andouille

French, from Old French andoille, from Vulgar Latin *inductilia, neuter plural of *inductilis made by insertion, from Latin inductus, past participle of inducere to insert, bring in — more at induce

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First Known Use: 1605

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