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Shellfish and Seafood
Lobster Thermidor
Lobster meat combined with a béchamel sauce and Cognac, shallots, fish stock, and mustard, then served in its shell and often gratinated.
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White grape beef stew
Daube : braised stew (lamb, beef, mutton, octopus, wild boar or bull) marinated in white or red wine and aromatics.
> view pairingsSauces
Provençal sauce
Provençal sauce : crushed tomatoes and a garlic clove sautéed in oil.
> view pairingsPizza, Quiche, Tart and Pie
Pissaladiere
Bread dough topped with onions (caramelized or puréed), olives, garlic and anchovies.
> view pairingsCooked meats
Rillettes
Pork meat slowly cooked over low heat in its own fat.
Served cold.
Sea fish
Sole with lemon butter sauce
Lemon butter sauce : lemon, crème fraîche and butter.
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Salmon carpaccio
Carpaccio : dish made of thin slices, typically served with olive oil and a few drops of lemon.
> view pairingsShellfish and Seafood
Bay scallop ceviche
Ceviche : cold dish made with shellfish or fish marinated in citrus juice (usually lime) with seasonings (garlic, cilantro, cumin, white onion, chili pepper, pepper, salt, etc).
> view pairingsSheep and Goats
Grilled lamb chops with Pont-Neuf potatoes and spices
Pont-Neuf potatoes : rectangular potatoes cut like big french fries and fried in oil twice.
> view pairingsBeef
Beef tournedos with green peppercorn sauce
Tournedos : a thick slice cut from the tenderloin (about one to two centimeters).
Green peppercorn sauce : melted butter with shallots deglazed with Cognac and reduced, then combined with pepper green, reduced veal stock and cream.
Desserts
Pineapple and mango vacherin
Vacherin : dessert made of meringue filled with ice cream or sorbet, sometimes with fruit, and topped with whipped cream.
> view pairingsCheeses
Fiscalini bandaged Cheddar
United States. California.
Pressed and uncooked cheese made from raw cow's milk with a natural rind, straw-yellow in color and wrapped in cloth.
Ripening : 18 to 30 months.


