Carbonade

So in the end, she decided to make beef carbonade, the perfect thing for a chilly winter night, and the red meat less likely to upset the bird lady than a murdered chicken might. ❋ Susan Kleinman (2011)

Extreamly Industrious, that so there might be less Occasion to carbonade him for the good of his Fellow-Travellers. ❋ Louise Manly (1896)

But, after all, this humorous saying had one very good effect, for that younker, who before was a little inclined by his constitution to be lazy, grew on a sudden extremely industrious, that so there might be less occasion to carbonade him for the good of his fellow travellers. ❋ Unknown (1841)

Put on the great gridiron this moment, [an oath or a curse at every word:] make up a roaring fire -- the cleaver bring me this instant -- I'll cut her into quarters with my own hands; and carbonade and broil the traitress for a feast to all the dogs and cats in the neighbourhood, and eat the first slice of the toad myself, without salt or pepper. ❋ Samuel Richardson (1725)

Get the Rand or Flank of Beef cut about a foot in length; bone it, and then mix two Ounces of Salt peter, with a good handful of common Salt: after which, carbonade the outward Skin of the Beef, and rub the whole well with the Salts, letting it lie for twenty-four hours in Salt before you collar it; but observing to turn it twice a day, at least, whilst it is in Salt. ❋ Richard Bradley (1710)

With white-tailed deer hunting season now open, hunters might enjoy a new recipe for their venison, such as this carbonade - a comforting, beer-braised stew from Gorgeous Christmas Kyle Books, $19.95 ❋ Unknown (2010)

Bone-in pork carbonade in apple-anise sweet and sour sauce ❋ Unknown (2008)

Put on the great gridiron this moment, [an oath or a curse at every word:] make up a roaring fire — the cleaver bring me this instant — I’ll cut her into quarters with my own hands; and carbonade and broil the traitress for a feast to all the dogs and cats in the neighbourhood, and eat the first slice of the toad myself, without salt or pepper. ❋ Unknown (2006)

"A carbonade with olives, a roast duck, a bowl of bishop, and, if you will, ❋ Charles James Lever (1839)