Carbonnade refers to a French dish, particulary from Northern France which refers to meat cooked over hot coals or directly over flames and also braising in the fire. Carbonnade indicates beef cooked in beer with onions and spices. Carbonnade is pronouced "kar-boh-nahd".

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