In the culinary arts, the word "amandine" (pronounced "ah-mahn-DEEN") refers to a dish that is prepared with sliced, slivered, or whole toasted almonds. Although the word originated in France in the mid-nineteenth century, the technique is used in cuisines throughout the world. More @Wikipedia
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