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Sea fish
Sea bass with orange sauce
Spain. Valencia.
Orange sauce : orange juice with white wine or a reduced veal or poultry stock.
Cheeses
Tarentaise cheese
United States. Vermont.
Raw cow's milk cheese with pressed uncooked paste and washed rind.
Ripening : 9 months minimum.
Poultry
Stuffed goose neck Strasbourg-style
Goose neck stuffed with pork and veal meat, with Cognac, cream and black truffle.
Served hot.
Sheep and Goats
Lamb with spring vegetables and Soubise sauce
Spring vegetables : vegetables harvested before reaching full maturity.
Soubise sauce : béchamel with onion, butter, fresh cream, salt and pepper.
Freshwater fish
Fish quenelles with Nantua sauce
Nantua sauce : a tomato-flavored fish velouté with crayfish butter.
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Pike mousse with Nantua sauce
Nantua sauce : a tomato-flavored fish velouté with crayfish butter.
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Veal chop with Normandy sauce
Normandy sauce : Bechamel with added fresh cream.
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Tilapia 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).
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Spiny lobster with mayonnaise
Mayonnaise : emulsion of oil with egg yolk, mustard, pepper, and sometimes a dash of lemon juice or vinegar.
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Roasted leg of lamb
Leg of lamb : cut of meat consisting of the saddle and the leg
One thigh is called Chump.
Sauces
Bourguignonne sauce
Bourguignonne sauce : partial reduction of shallot or onion and red wine with a bouquet garni (parsley, thyme and bay leaf) bound with a veal stock or a Spanish sauce.
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Langres
France. Grand Est. Haute-Marne. Vosges. Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. Côte-d'Or.
Soft-ripened cow's milk cheese with a washed rind.
Ripening : 15 to 18 days.
Cheeses
Munster
France. Grand Est. Alsace (Munster) and Lorraine (Munster Géromé).
Soft-ripened cow's milk cheese with a washed rind.


