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>sarah bennett wrote:
>> Ubiquitous wrote:
>>> She sautes some onions, celery, and green peppers and
>>> calls it a "trioty". I think she meant "trinity" a sauted mixture
>>> of onion, celery, and carrots, but I'm not sure.
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>> to be fair, in the cajun sense, I believe that green pepper
>> replaces the carrot for a mirepoix.
>> sl still sucks.
>
>Absolutely correct.
>Onion, celery and carrot is a mire pois.
>In south Louisiana (which is where I am) we call onion, celery and
>green pepper the trinity.
Ahh, so "trioty" WAS a drunken mispronounciation!
>I missed the show today and, being that I am in cajun country, I am a
>bit disappointed. I will have to watch for repeats.
Food Network's site has a listing of repeats. I suspect it's going
to make another afternoon appearance shortly.
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