IPA: /ˈrɛmələde/
KK: /rɪˈmoʊleɪd/
A type of spicy sauce or dressing that is similar to mayonnaise, often used in salads or as a condiment.
The chef prepared a delicious remolade to serve with the seafood.
The word 'remolade' originates from Old French 'remoulade', which refers to a sauce made with mustard and oil. The term is derived from 'remouler', meaning to grind again or to mix, indicating the process of preparing the sauce.
Think of 'remouler', which means to mix or grind again, to remember that 'remolade' is a sauce made by mixing ingredients.