IPA: /ɡəˈlæn.tiːn/
KK: /gəˈlænˌtin/
A type of dish made from boned and stuffed meat or fish that is cooked gently and served cold, often covered with a jelly-like substance called aspic.
The chef prepared a beautiful galantine for the banquet, showcasing his culinary skills.
Galantine comes from the French word 'galantine', which is derived from 'galant' (meaning gallant or elegant) and the suffix '-ine' (used to form nouns). The term originally referred to a dish made of meat that is prepared in an elegant manner, often served cold.
Think of 'gallant' to remember that 'galantine' refers to a dish that is prepared in an elegant or refined way.