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Burgundy style potée
Mixture of salted pork, vegetables and potatoes cooked in broth for several hours in a casserole dish.
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Langoustine raviole with flat leaf parsley
Ravioles : stuffed pasta, smaller and thinner than traditional ravioli.
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Supreme sauce
Supreme sauce : velouté of poultry and/or veal that is reduced and enriched with cream.
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Taramasalata
Greece. Turkey.
Taramasalata : delicacy made from fish roe (cod or mullet), blended with olive oil, crème fraîche, and lemon.
In France, it is typically served with blinis.
Beef
Roasted beef tenderloin with porcini mushroom sauce
Porcini mushroom sauce : porcini mushrooms and shallots with veal stock, cream and white wine.
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Picolin
France. Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Dordogne (Périgord).
Soft-ripened cheese made from pasteurized goat's milk with a bloomy rind.
Ripening : 1 week.
Desserts
Apple bourdaloue
Apple and frangipane pie sprinkled with crushed macaroons.
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Honey glazed salmon with lemon
To glaze : to spread honey over the skin of an animal before cooking in order to achieve a crispy and sweet texture with a shiny appearance.
Sweet spices : star anise, cinnamon, cardamom, clove, turmeric, nutmeg, saffron, vanilla… These are spices that bring a sweet and fragrant flavor, a warm or aromatic complexity, sometimes slightly spicy, but never harsh, burning, or strong.
Sauces
Bagna cauda
A specialty originating from Piedmont.
Warm sauce made with anchovies, garlic, and olive oil, into which raw vegetables are dipped.
Shellfish and Seafood
Provençal Bay scallops
Provençal : crushed tomatoes, garlic and parsley cooked in olive oil.
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Ham hock
Jambonneau : small ham or boneless shank.
Can be breaded and eaten cold with a salad.
Beef
Grilled beef with peppercorn sauce
Peppercorn sauce : melted butter with shallots deglazed with Cognac, enhanced with crushed pepper, reduced veal stock, and heavy cream.
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