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Pronunciation / Transliteration: juliana
"Corta los pimientos en juliana."
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A food that has been cut into thin, matchstick-like strips.
"The chef prepared a julienne of carrots and celery for the soup."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Named after Jean or Jules Gouffé, or possibly from the given name Julien, first appearing in culinary literature in the late 18th century.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Julienne" is said worldwide
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julienne
Transliteration: julienne
"Couper les carottes en julienne."
Julienne
Transliteration: Julienne
"Das Gemüse in feine Julienne schneiden."
julienne
Transliteration: julienne
"Tagliare le verdure a julienne."
juliana
Transliteration: juliana
"Corta los pimientos en juliana."
juliana
Transliteration: juliana
"Corte os legumes em juliana."
जूलियन
Transliteration: julian
"गाजर को जूलियन काट लें।"
细长条
Transliteration: xì cháng tiáo
"把胡萝卜切成细长条。"
줄리엔
Transliteration: julien
"당근을 줄리엔으로 썰어주세요."
千切り
Transliteration: sengiri
"人参を千切りにします。"
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