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We use the term “rosé” for duck and veal. À point : medium rare. But you can expect it to still have some red inside. Bien cuit : medium to well done… depending on the willingness of the French cook!! On the subject of steaks, would you know the adjectives we use to ...
In France, the term for mustard(moutarde,frommout ardient,meaning piquant must) is reserved for mustard paste obtained only from brown seeds(Brassica juncea,of the type originating in Africa, India and China) and black seeds(Brassica nigra,which are also native to Europe and the Middle East)....
Much like we might say, “You know… the thingy?” when we’ve temporarily forgotten the name of something in English, this French slang term can be used to fill in for a word you don’t know or can’t remember. It can also be used when talking about activities, as in: “That’...
These spherical, light, airy puff pastries were created in Paris’s Antonin Carême’s pastry shop inthe early 1800s. They are baked so that the center can be removed, revealing a hollow where the delicious mixture is placed. The term “vol-au-vent” is French for “flight of the wind...
Ever hear the term “sous-chef" when cooking? This phrase derives from the French word “sous" which means “top." So, “sous-chef" translates to “top assistant chef." This is someone who has a lot of expertise and responsibility working in the kitchen and assisting other chefs. ...
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What does the term en papillote mean? “En papillote” refers toa cooking method where ingredients – often including fish– are placed in a bag made of parchment paper before being baked in an oven. How do you say French culinary terms?
In French,gicléeis a general term for a small amount of liquid; in English, it refers to a particular type of inkjet print using a fine spray, and the accent is usually dropped:giclee grand mal"great illness" Severe epilepsy. Also seepetit mal haute cuisine"high cuisine" High-class, fan...