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BLT sandwich
Sandwich made with two slices of sandwich bread (often toasted), filled with slices of smoked or pan-fried bacon (usually three), lettuce leaves (often iceberg or romaine), and tomato slices (BLT : Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato), with mayonnaise.
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Chicken Marengo
Marengo : cooked in a casserole with mushrooms, onion, tomato and white wine.
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Walnut charlotte
Charlotte : dessert made with cookies, sponge cake, or bread surrounding a heart filled with compote, jam, cream, jelly or fruit puree.
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Poultry with Comté sauce
Comté sauce : grated Comté cheese with white wine, crème fraîche, and shallot.
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Fuzzy wheel
United States. Vermont.
Pressed and uncooked cheese made from raw goat's and cow's milk with a natural rind.
Cheeses
Le Gruyère réserve
Switzerland. Bern. Fribourg. Jura. Neuchâtel. Vaud.
Pressed and cooked cheese made from raw cow’s milk with few or no holes.
Ripening : 10 months minimum.
Salads
Caesar salad
Romaine salad with garlicky croutons, eggs, Parmesan cheese, and a dressing made of lemon juice, olive oil, and Worcestershire sauce.
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Young partridge with fondant potatoes
Young Partridge : under 8 months old.
Fondant potatoes : potatoes braised in a white stock (veal and/or poultry broth combined with vegetable stock) with butter.
Freshwater fish
Pike-perch a l’unilateral
A l'unilateraly : cooked on one side only, usually for fish cooked only on the skin side.
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Salmon carpaccio
Carpaccio : dish made of thin slices, typically served with olive oil and a few drops of lemon.
> view pairingsConsommé and Soup
French onion soup gratinee
Soup made with fried onions cooked in broth, topped with bread or gratinated croutons.
> view pairingsVeal
Veal paupiettes and spring garnish
Spring garnish : carrots, onions, turnips, peas…
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Bouillabaisse
Provençal fish stew.
The name of this dish is said to come from Provençal Occitan bolh (boiling) and abaissar (to lower): bouille and abaisse.