Recettes de Farces et Garnitures (Les recettes dAuguste Escoffier t. 7) (French Edition)

Recettes de Farces et Garnitures

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A recipe for allumette potatoes can be found here: Not to be confused with "allemande". Standard fare is potatoes au gratin.

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Here's a pic of veggies au gratin that will make your mouth water: In this case, au jus refers to roasted meat served with its unthickened, natural juices. Foods are cooked until virtually no moisture remains. Posted by Nicole Holten at 1: Culinary Terminology - B. A double boiler in which the water in the bottom pot provides indirect heat for the top one.

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It allows for slow warming up, or keeping foods warm. Along with mayonnaise, this is one of the oldest sauces in culinary history, or so I'm told. Either way, they're both brilliant so kudos for whomever invented them! BB is a white butter sauce, with shallots, white wine and butter as key ingredients. For a step by step preparation, click here: French for black butter. Butter is melted over low heat and cooked until the milk solids turn a very dark brown. A type of acid, such as lemon juice or balsamic vinegar is then added.

Black butter is often used for vegetables and fish. Easily made by melting unsalted butter and allowing the milk solids to achieve a brown, nutty flavor, it provides a great base for sauces, baked goods or, in its clarified form, a cooking fat.

The whiteness is achieved by avoiding browning of the foods. For its history and recipes: It's what's for dinner! Small pastry shells or cases filled with creamed meat or game. A baker, specialized in baking breads and its derivatives.

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Here's a picture of one: A bundle of fresh vegetables and herbs to flavor soups, sauces, stocks and stews. Take this food quiz at the World Culinary Institute and see how you do! Culinary Terminology - C. It is also a type of coffeehouse, prevalent in Europe, that is an odd mixture between bar and restaurant. Tired of drinking your usual coffee? Try some of these recipes! Rendered duck fat has a smoke point of F, and is a much treasured fat in the chef's kitchen.

Here's a great recipe for duck legs! Read up on him and his major influence on today's cuisine in your "On Cooking book", page 6.

But let him tell you himself: This job opening explains the requirements for a chef de partie: French name for those who work with or make confectionery such as petit fours, chocolates and candies: Can be served hot or cold. An ice cream florentine with raspberry coulis: Hence the name for this crescent shaped roll. Can also refer to cultures, defining the ingredients, seasonings, cooking methods and styles of their foods, like the American cuisine: In text it refers to the juices left in the pan after the cooking of meat, poultry or fish etc, but can also refer to the liquid used for shallow poaching: Posted by Nicole Holten at Culinary Terminology - D.

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Disregarding the faulty spelling of some of these sauces, check here for additional information: Check your "On Cooking" on page for a step by step process and pictures. For what it's worth, it is said to have been created for the Marquis d'Uxelles. Culinary Terminology - E. Usually refers to meats boneless , but can also be used for fruits and vegetables.

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Here's a great recipe with videos: French for "in a crust", and refers to foods wrapped in a crust and baked. Crust can be made of a variety of items such as puff pastry, salt or bread: For recipes and pictures: Georges-Auguste Escoffier, who was responsible for the development of the cuisine classique.

Click here for more information: Culinary Terminology - F. Since Thanksgiving is coming up, here's a great recipe: A filet knife is a knife designed for this purpose. Literally "to set in flames", or "flaming". A dish is garnished with liquor, then ignited in order to add the flavor of the liquor to the dish, but not the alcohol.

Here's how to do it: French for "stock" or "base". Can also refer to the juices, drippings and bits of food left in the pan after roasting: Check out these wonderful recipes: See here for Pierre Marcolini's chocolate raspberry hearts: A great story and a recipe: Brillat-Savarin on the theory of frying: If you use fish heads, I've been told, you better remove the eyes. Except, ofcourse, if you're Olivia Wu: Customers who bought this item also bought. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. Product details File Size: Syllabaire Editions February 4, Publication Date: February 4, Sold by: Enabled Amazon Best Sellers Rank: Share your thoughts with other customers.

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