fromBehind the French MenubyBryan G. [email protected] Normandy in France.Map courtesy of OnTheWorldM
Having pleasurable with French delicacies on its house flooring is a
vital set off for visiting France; another excuse is to see locations of
distinctive curiosity or good work and development which will’t be discovered elsewhere.
Normandy can fulfill each pursuits and a great deal of others.Apart from good meals, castles, work, and
development, Normandy is blessed with 640 km (398 miles) of shoreline,
offering unbelievable sandy seashores. There are furthermore many inland rivers, canals,
and lakes, together with the River Seine that flows by Paris and into the
Atlantic close to Honfleur in Normandy.Normandy furthermore has varied European
historic earlier, most significantly connecting Normandy to the English throne. In 1066
Guillaume, a Norman-French Duke, William in English, a descendant of a Viking
King, conquered England. William was topped King of England and is a direct
relative to the current Queen Elizabeth II. William, elevated sometimes typically referred to as William the
conqueror, was topped in Westminster Abbey like all his descendants by to the reigning queen. William the conqueror’s granting land to his Norman Barons had
a major impression on the English kitchen, with many French meals names turning into half
of the English language. Beneath are only a few examples:
French – English
Bacon – BaconBœuf – BeefJambon – HamMouton – MuttonPorc – PorkPoulet – Pullet or chickenSaucisse- Sausage
Paperwork, principally
in Latin, typically referred to as the Vikings ‘Nortmanni,’ which suggests “males of the
North”. Nor-man-di means the Northman’s land and in order that a part of France turned Normandie, in English Normandy.
Typical dishes on the menu in Normandy:
Pommeau
de Normandie AOP – This typical Norman apéritif is a light-weight 16 -18% alcohol made
with apple juice and a youthful Calvados, apple brandy. Pommeaus are drunk chilly
and made in heaps the equal methodology as Pineaux
de Charente in Cognac
nation and
Floc de Gascogne in Armagnac
nation.
L’Andouillette d’Alençon Grillée à
la Crème de Camembert – Andouillette
Alençon sausages grilled
and served with a cream of Camembert
cheese sauce.
Andouillettes are principally made with the intestines and tripe of pigs nonetheless the
Alençon Andouillette Alençon comes from calves’ intestines and tripe. The
sausage casing used is completely pure, so the ultimate phrase sausage has no mounted
diameter. Together with your entire tubing comes salt, pepper, spices, and a powerful
scent. Andouillettes are on many menus, nonetheless buddies ought to know that they’re
an acquired mannequin.An andouillette served in a Camembert sauce.{{{Photograph}}}
courtesy of Kent Wanghttps://www.flickr.com/pictures/kentwang/20545992021/
Gigot de Pré-salé du Mont-Saint-Michel Rôti
au Romarin – Roasted leg
of lamb with rosemary from the lambs
raised on the salt meadows near the island of Mont-Saint-Michel on the Atlantic
coast and the border between Normandy and Brittany. These lambs are raised on
the salt meadows; some are salt marshes on France’s Atlantic coast. Pré-salé
lambs go to market after they’re 5-9 months outdated, and ahead of then, they will
have been raised by their moms for on the very least 60-90 days, and when weaned,
they will spend on the very least one totally different 75 days grazing contained in the salt meadows on
France’s Atlantic shores. The ocean air and the ocean salt fashion the grasses on
which the lambs feed; that creates a uniquely tasting lamb with out even the
slightest hint of salt. Remember that the French want their lamb pink, rosé
and in distinction to steaks, you’ll not sometimes be requested
the way in which you want your lamb. So advise your waiter do it’s important to want your lamb appropriately achieved.
The Pré-salé lambs close to
Mont-Saint-MichelPhotograph
courtesy of Côte à l’Os
Filet
Mignon au Camembert
de Normandie au Lait Cru – A
pork filet mignon ready
with Normandy’s well-known cheese, the Camembert
de Normandie AOP
is made with unpasteurized cow’s milk. This menu providing is an ideal event
of what a Filet Mignon really means. Whereas contained in the USA, a Filet Mignon signifies
a thick scale back from a beef filet, the tenderloin, In France, a beef filet mignon
is the skinny finish a part of the tenderloin. Nonetheless, on a French menu, when beef is
not well-known, Filet Mignon is full pork tenderloin, the pork filet as a result of it is on
this menu itemizing. The Camembert could have been ready and melted with crème
fraiche,
and Normandy’s
Pommeau with
the slices of the pork filet mignon could also be served on extreme of the melted
cheese.
Escalope
de Veau IGP
à la Normande –
A Label Rouge IGP veal
scallop ready
with button
mushrooms, dry
cider,
and créme
fraîche.
Some variations may use Calvados, Normandy’s well-known apple
brandy, instead of Cider. France produces various the nation’s most attention-grabbing veal, and
that is its signature dish made with the correct veal that Normandy presents. It is
not beautiful that Normandy has fantastic veal. With heaps milk, butter, and
cream coming from Normandy’s cows, there’s a surfeit of youthful males who will
not develop as rather a lot as present milk.
Crème fraiche has a creamy texture, and
whereas it isn’t like bitter cream or yogurt, neither is it a candy cream. Crème fraîche
is a pasteurized and naturally thickened cow’s milk, with most choices having
30% or extra fats. The distinctive mannequin of crème fraiche comes from the added milk
micro organism. There is not a such issue as a English translation for crème fraîche; it’s a uniquely
French creation, so crème fraiche it stays in English. Button mushrooms had been
the primary mushrooms to be successfully farmed in any amount, and that
occurred in Paris; subsequently the French set up: Champignons
de Paris. (A veal escalope is lean veal that has been to
flattened each to extend the bottom measurement and to tenderize the meat).A veal escalopePhotograph
courtesy of Photos Alighthttps://www.flickr.com/pictures/alan-light/5765780914/
Marmite Dieppoise – Marmite contained in the strategy of
the port and fishing coronary coronary heart of Dieppe on the Atlantic coast of Normandy. The
set up marmite is a typical set up for
saltwater and seafood soups and stews and has nothing to do with the much-loved
British vegetarian paste typically referred to as Marmite. The Marmite Dieppoise is a stew, and
since this could possibly be a saltwater fish stew and Dieppe can be an open sea fishing
port, the fish obtainable may change every day. The fish may embrace turbot, sole, mackerel, and pink
mullet,
with the seafood together with only a few of Normandy’s plentiful shrimps and mussels. Essential to the
fashion is Norman cider, with greens, onions, celery, leeks, parsley, thyme, chervil, bay
leaves,
and garlic. Petit marmites are
smaller cooking pots and are sometimes used for serving the soups or stews they
comprise.
Marmite DieppoisePhotograph courtesy of Marie Claire
Poulet de la Vallée d’Auge – Rooster contained in the strategy of the Auge
Valley is one among Normandy’s hottest rooster dishes and consists of
apples, button
mushrooms,
newest cream, dry
cider, and Calvados. Whereas not well-known on this menu
itemizing Normany has its personal Label Rouge, pink label, chickens the Poulet Fermier
Normand, IGP, which is farmed contained in the Vallée d’Auge. The entire of the Vallée
d’Auge is famed for its agriculture, its dairy produce, and moreover it’s the house
of Camembert cheese together with its apples, and naturally, its Cidre de Pays
d’Auge AOP and Calvados. The Vallée d’Auge consists of a lot of the departments of
Calvados and Orne and a nook of the division of Eure.
Moules
Frites à
la Normande – Mussels
and French fries in
the Norman approach. The broth for this dish will embrace créme
fraîche, dry
cider,
apples and shallots.Moules Frites à la NormandePhotograph
courtesy of Yummy meals by Nancy.
Trou
Normand – The
custom-made of the Trou Normand Calvados provided by the meal.
Calvados is often served as a digestif altering Cognac or Armagnac. Nonetheless, the Trou Normand is
taken as a shot of Calvados, significantly following seafood dishes, to forestall
indigestion. The True Normand is now seen on menus when served as a
Calvados sorbet; the sorbet model is meant
to awaken the digestive juices.
Sole à la Normande – Filets of lemon
sole in
the easiest way of Normandy, with pink
shrimps (the frequent prawn), button
mushrooms,
newest cream, white wine, shallots, and dill; only some domestically farmed mussels can be added. It’s doable you may be
shocked to see wine on this Norman dish, and whereas Normandy is solely not well-known for
its wine, there are some fantastic white Norman wines, and I’ve seen a neighborhood
pinot noir pink on a wine tips.
Fish and seafood will overflow from the
tables in Normandy with Dover
Sole,
often on the menu as Sole Français, lemon
sole, sea
bream, European
sea bass, mackerel, sea
trout,
and additional. On native menus, the shellfish embrace the langouste, the clawless spiny lobster
or rock lobster, the proprietor of the lobster tail, shrimp, king
scallops, homard, the European two-clawed
lobster, and additional. Native sea farms produce oysters and mussels, and freshwater farms
rainbow trout. Normandy accommodates an infinite
group of streams, ponds, canals, lakes, and marshlands which might be house to pike, zander
or pike-perch, freshwater
perch, European
eels,
and way more.
Boudin
Noir à
la Normande – Black
pudding in
the easiest way of Normandy served with Normandy’s apples. French boudins noir are
sometimes smaller than the black pudding sausages contained in the UK, with mainly primarily essentially the most
well-liked merely giant sufficient for a person serving. In France, a boudin noir
will often be served with quite a lot of apple preparations which is perhaps the
typical French accompaniment. Throughout the event you need black puddings, then go to the
metropolis of Mortagne-au-Perche, in Normandy. You could start to respect that the
boudin noir is solely not a sausage for the French, British, and the Irish alone; this
is a sausage of significance to all humanity. All through the spring, sometimes on the third
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in March, sausage lovers come to the
Mortagne-au-Perche sausage truthful from everywhere on this planet. The truthful is for
all sausage
lovers although
the rivals is solely open to those that produce the black pudding sausages.
The Vacationer
Data Workplace for Mortagne-au-Perche will current information on
the next yr’s truthful only some months ahead of.Boudin Noir à la NormandePhotograph
courtesy of La Radio du Goût
Tarte
Normande –
A Norman apple tart with a Pâte Sablée, a candy crust pastry Pâte Sablée has
the equal parts as pâte sucrée, nonetheless the butter is creamed with the sugar
and the eggs ahead of the flour is folded in. This methodology mixes the butter extra
evenly, making the dough rather a lot a lot much less puffy and making a rather a lot a lot much less crumbly texture.
Normandy has tens of various apples for its ciders. Each fully completely totally different cider and
each Calvados has its favourite mixture of apples. A form of apples may
on this apple tart, nonetheless the
Granny Smith apple is
one among France’s favorites the place apple tarts or pies are involved.Tarte NormandePhotograph
courtesy of Merle ja Joonashttps://www.flickr.com/pictures/merlejajoonas/7463109160/
Cheese from Normandy
Whereas France’s most well-known cheese
is Camembert, solely a tiny a part of the Camembert produced in Normandy will seemingly be
labeled Camembert de Normandie AOP. Nonetheless, most domestically produced Camemberts
are elevated than the copies made in a number of nations. Furthermore from Normandy comes
three completely totally different well-known AOP cheeses, Livarot
AOP,
Pont-l’Évêque AOP, and Neufchâtel
AOP.
These cheeses and a great deal of others come from milk geared up by the descendants of the
cows that William’s Viking ancestors launched with them. Maturing
Livarot cheesePhotograph courtesy of Debbi
Baronhttps://www.flickr.com/pictures/131579145@N07/16445271767/
Butter and Crème Fraîche In Normandy
One among France’s extreme three butters
comes from Normandy, the Beurre
d’Isigny AOP.
Furthermore France’s solely Crème Fraîche with an AOP furthermore comes from Normandy,
the Crème
Fraîche d’Isigny AOP.
Even with out an AOP, butter, cream, or Crème Fraîche from Normandy regularly
carries a premium. The purchasers know that the Norman cows, the descendants of
these launched by the distinctive Viking settlers, and the fabulous grasses produce
a variety of essentially the most attention-grabbing milk merchandise in France. With Norman milk so terribly rated,
it is not beautiful that 15% of the milk bears the AB signal for
Agriculture-Biologique, Pure Farming.
Beurre
d’Isigny AOPPhotograph
courtesy of Carrefour
Cider and Perry
Cidre de Pays d’Auge – One among France’s two apple
ciders that protect an AOP. In Normandy and Brittany, the native glowing ciders
are served in bottles very like these used for champagne. Whereas Normandy does
have a small variety of vineyards glowing cider often replaces Champagne, Crémant, or one totally different glowing wine at
celebrations. Drive by the Norman Route du Cidre, their cider avenue, a
drive of roughly 40 km (25 miles); which will take you through many
stunning villages, with an excessive amount of consuming areas alongside the simplest means. Cambremer contained in the division of
Calvados is the biggest village on the route and has a Fête
des AOP de Normandie sometimes
on the top of April and starting of Might. The fete celebrates all of Normandy’s
ciders, Calvados, and Pommeau and its unbelievable butter, cheeses, and crème
fraiche.
Cidre de Poiré and Poiré Domfront
AOP –
Pear ciders or perries. The best of those is the Poiré Domfront AOP that comes
from the world all through the small and interesting metropolis of Domfront, contained in the
division of Orne is also very near Brittany. Domfront is contained in the western half
of the Park
Naturel Normandie-Maine, the Normandie-Maine Regional Nature Park.
Cidre
de Pays d’AugePhotograph
courtesy of Pierre Huit
Calvados
Calvados AOP – Perhaps primarily essentially the most well-known apple
brandy on the planet, and it comes from Normandy in three varieties. Calvados AOP – Holds 70% of the market and
comes from apples grown all by Normandy.
Calvados Pays d’Auge AOP – That is made contained in the outdated
Normandy house of Pays d’Auge that choices parts of the departments of
Calvados, Orne, and Eure. Calvados Pays d’Auge is the one Calvados that must
be double-distilled.
Calvados Domfrontais AOP – That is the third Calvados and
is the final word one to be awarded an AOP. This Calvados has a novel and
distinctive mannequin being an apple brandy made with on the very least 30% pear cider, a
perry. The pear eau-de-vie supplies a really fully completely totally different mannequin. Calvados
Domfrontais is principally produced in Orne, Manche, and Mayenne. Even the youngest
Domfrontais is aged for at least three years in oak barrels. Calvados
Pays d’Auge AOPPhotograph
courtesy of Famille Dupont
The
age on the bottle signifies the age when the apples had been picked. The brandy
wouldn’t have been contained in the barrel for means over twenty years on primarily essentially the most,
sometimes rather a lot a lot much less. After maturing contained in the barrel the Calvados could also be bottled and
like Cognac and Armagnac wouldn’t mature contained in the bottle
The ages of Calvados on the labels.
Implausible – Implausible Calvados, Trois
Étoiles – Three Stars ***, and Trois Pommes, the pictures of three apples – These degree out the
youngest Calvados in a mixture. They’ll have been matured for on the very least two
years in oak barrels.
Vieux, Earlier, or Réserve, Reserved – These names on the label
degree out brandies which have been barrel-aged for on the very least three years.
V.O. Very Earlier,
Vieille Réserve, Earlier Réserve, V.S.O.P. Very Superior Earlier Pale – These
brandies could have been barrel aged for on the very least 4 years.
Extra, Napoléon, XO, Extra Earlier,
Hors d’Age, To outdated to go looking out out or Age Inconnu, Age unknown – These Calvadoses are at
least six years outdated nonetheless are sometimes bought with descriptions that point out they’re
older. There is not a such issue as a official commonplace for Calvados over six years outdated. Markings
that advocate they’re 20 years outdated and loads of others. don’t have any permitted which suggests. The producer’s
curiosity in defending their repute is taken into consideration sufficient of a assure.
4 of the fairly a couple of many locations to go to in Normandy.
Monet’s Yard in Giverny – Giverny is believed for the house
and yard of Monet, the painter. Claude Monet was one amongst many founders of the
impressionist motion. Monet was born in Normandy contained in the metropolis of Le Havre on
the Atlantic coast contained in the division of Seine-Maritime. Giverny is simply 50
minutes from Paris, nonetheless for the patron, it’s a world away; it’s in
Normandie, contained in the division of Eure.A path in Monet’s gardenPhotograph courtesy of Tom
Hiltonhttps://www.flickr.com/pictures/tomhilton/19269996201
The Bayeux Tapestry – Preserved and displayed
contained in the museum contained in the metropolis of Bayeux, a medieval metropolis contained in the
division of Calvados, The tapestry, really an embroidery 70 meters (230′)
extended, represents figures and pictures exhibiting William the Conqueror’s conquest
of England .’The Bayeux Tapestry was most definitely commissioned contained in the 1070s by
Bishop Odo of Bayeux, half-brother of William the Conqueror.
Yearly, on the primary weekend
in July, the Bayeux Medieval Pageant is a landmark occasion contained in the metropolis. Bayeux
was miraculously spared by bombing in June 1944. It was the primary metropolis in
mainland France to be liberated and residential to the biggest British wrestle cemetery
from WWII in Normandy.
Le
Palais Bénédictine, the Benedictine Palace – Le Palais Bénédictine is solely not
the house of royalty, it’s the manufacturing facility that produces the Bénédictine D.O.M.
liqueur, a candy, orange, and honey flavored, 40% proof liqueur. It’s named
after the Bénédictine monks who purportedly created it. This liqueur is solely
made inside the beautiful Atlantic coastal metropolis of Fecamp contained in the division of
Seine-Maritime in Normandy, France. That palace seems to be extra like a freaked-out
French model of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry than a palace.
However, correct proper right here Bénédictine D.O.M is made and it makes an attention-grabbing place to go to.
Rouen and its Cathédrale Notre-Dame – Rouen, the Norman-French metropolis,
dates as soon as extra to the Gauls. Rouen is ready on the River Seine and is the capital of
Normandy. Rouen would flip into vital to the Romans as an inland port from the
Atlantic connecting to Paris, initially a village typically referred to as Lutetia. After
the Romans acquired proper right here the Vikings, and it was that group of Vikings who metamorphosed
into the Norman-French over tons of of years. Ever since Rouen turned the
Norman French capital contained in the eleventh Century, Rouen has regularly been the
Prefecture, the regional capital.
The inhabitants of Rouen title themselves Rouennais,
and your menu will current dishes á la Rouennais; contained in the strategy of Rouen. Dishes
á la Rouennais are sometimes not a unified cooking model nonetheless pretty the native model of
a specific dish; Rouen is the capital of Normandie, so it’s Norman delicacies
that almost all consuming areas could also be serving. By the 100 years of wrestle between
England and France, Rouen was claimed for England by King Henry V, and later it
was correct proper right here that Joan of Arc was burned on the stake in 1431. Rouen as shortly as as quickly as further
turned a part of France in 1449 when the English had been expelled.
Rouen is believed for its Gothic Cathedral; the principle growth
was constructed contained in the thirteenth century, nonetheless the establishing was not achieved till the
18th century. It’s thought-about one among France’s most vital examples of
Gothic development. Now wholly reconstructed from WWII’s damage and famend
for Claude Monet’s impressionist work of the cathedral. Monet, over two
years from 1892, revamped 30 work that present the cathedral on the very
time of day and in each season. As quickly as I visited Rouen, there was solely one among
these work on present contained in the Metropolis’s museum, although there have been on the very least a
variety of reproductions of the others.
Rouen shouldn’t be solely a Cathedral and a spot to have the benefit of
Norman delicacies. Rouen is the cultural coronary coronary heart of Haute Normandie and had its personal
opera home contained in the 18th century; that opera home was destroyed in WWII, and a
new Théâtre des Arts opened in 1962, the everlasting house of L’Opéra de Rouen,
Haute Normandie.
Rouen can be an industrial metropolis with a really vigorous
inland seaport set on the River Seine; it’s set nearly halfway between Paris
and the ocean. The port is named Rotomagus, the set up the Romans gave to the
metropolis.
A Successfully-known Recipe that is most definitely not in your menu immediately.
Canard de Rouen – The Rouen duckling could also be
a part of many menus although its most well-known recipe Canard à la Pressé or Canard à
la Rouennaise is simply too costly to be on many fashionable menus. The Canard de Rouen
is a farm-raised cross with the mallard duck that, along with the recipe,
originated contained in the capital of Normandy, metropolis of Rouen. To review extra about
Canard à la Pressé click on on on
correct proper right here.
A well-known cooks from Normandy’s historic earlier
Guillaume Tirel, most attention-grabbing sometimes typically referred to as
Taillevent (1310-1395) – The primary put together dinner dinner to be formally appointed Chef to a King
of France. Taillevent served the French King Charles V
and later his son King Charles VI. Taillevent was born contained in the metropolis of
Pont-Audemer, now a part of the division of Eure in Normandy. He’s accepted as
the creator of the primary printed French cookbook, Le Viander. The e-book was
printed about 100 years after his dying in numerous variations, and various the
contributions are disputed. Sometimes, reprints, together with English
translations, are nonetheless being printed; the final word English reprint I seen was
printed in 2002. A duplicate of the distinctive e-book might also be downloaded freed from
worth by Mission
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Posts:
Agneau
de Pré- Salé -The distinctive lambs raised on the salt meadows alongside France’s
Atlantic coast. Ordering Lamb in FranceAil
– Garlic. Garlic in French Delicacies.Aneth
– Dill. The spice with a really gentle aniseed fashion and a favourite contained in the French
kitchen.Anguille,
Anguille d’Europe – the European Freshwater Eel in French Delicacies.Andouillettes.
The Sausages of France IArmagnac
one among France’s two fabulous AOP grape brandies.Bar
or Loup – European Sea Bass. Bar on French Menus. European Sea Bass in French
Delicacies.Beurre
– Butter. Butter in French Delicacies.Boudin
– A Sausage. The Boudin Blanc and the Boudin Noir; Pork Sausages and Black
Puddings. The Sausages of France II.Brochet
– Pike, the Fish. Pike in French CuisineCalvados
– The Most Successfully-known Apple Brandy contained in the World. Calvados on French Menus.Camembert
Cheese; France’s most Successfully-known Cow’s Milk Cheese.Canard
– Duck. Duck on French Menus.Céleri
– Celery. The Joys of Celery in French Delicacies.Cerfeuil
– Chervil, the Herb, in French Delicacies.Champagne
the Most Successfully-known Glowing Wine contained in the World. Discovering out the Label and Selecting
Your Sweetness Preferences.Champignons
on French Menus. The Champignon de Paris, the Button Mushroom in French
Delicacies. The Mushrooms of France I.Cidre
– Cider in France. France’s Fabulous Ciders, Glowing Ciders and Basque Cider.Cognac
the Metropolis, and Visiting Cognac and Tasting the Product. Cognac IV.Coquilles
Saint-Jacques and the Vanneaux or Pétoncle. The King Scallop and the Queen
Scallop in French Delicacies.Cremants
Are the Greatest Worth in French Glowing Wines.Crème
Fraîche – Creme Fraiche. What’s Crème Fraîche? Crème Fraîche on French Menus.Crevettes
and Gambas – Shrimps and Prawns. SM., the Liqueur, and its Excellent Manufacturing unit Benedictine in Fecamp, Normandy.Escalope
de Veau or Paillard de Veau. Veal in France II – A Veal Cutlet, Escalope,
Escallop or Scallop.Échalotes
– Shallots. Shallots on French Menus. Shallots are One amongst many Most Essential
Herbs contained in the French Kitchen Feuille
de Laurier – The Bay Leaf, the Laurel Leaf and the Bay Leaf in French Delicacies. Filet
Mignon on French Menus and Filet de Bœuf in French Delicacies.Gigot,
Gibelotte, Gigolette, Gigotin and Gigue on French Menus and in French Delicacies. Homard
– Lobster. The Two-Clawed European Lobster. Lobster in French Delicacies. Huitres.
Oysters in France 1. Ordering, Consuming, and Having pleasurable with Oysters. Huitres on French
Menus. Livarot
AOC/AOP – Livarot Cheese. Livarot is One among France’s Tastiest
“Fragrant” Cheeses. Livarot in French French Delicacies. Langouste.
Lobster Tails and the Tails’ Proprietor, the Rock Lobster, Spiny Lobster or
Crawfish. Langouste on French menus.Marmite
– Marmite on French menus. In France, a Marmite is Often, nonetheless not Frequently, a
French Fish Soup or Stew. Maquereau
– Mackerel. Mackerel in French Delicacies. Moules
– Mussels. Moules Frites and Relatively rather a lot Extra. Mussels on French Menus. Neufchâtel
(Neufchatel) Fromage AOP. The Coeur de Neufchâtel, the heart-shaped Neufchâtel
cheese.Oignon
or Ognon – An Onion. Onions on French menus. France’s most well-known onions and
their historic earlier. Ordering
a Steak in France, Cooked the Technique you Favor it.Pageot
or Pagre, the fish. Sea Bream on French Menus.Perche,
Perche Commune. Perch: Newest Water Perch. Freshwater Perch in French Delicacies.Persil
– Parsley. Parsley in French Delicacies.Pineau
des Charentes; the Aperitif of France’s Cognac Area. Cognac III.Poireaux
– Leeks. The Leek in French Delicacies.Pommes
Granny Smith – Granny Smith apples. Granny Smith Apples on French Menus.Poulet,
Poularde, Poule, Pousin – Rooster. Rooster in French Delicacies.Romarin
– Rosemary. Rosemary the Herb in French delicacies.Rouget
Barbet and Rougets de Roche, Purple Mullet and Striped Purple Mullet, the Fish on
French Menus.Sandre
– Zander contained in the USA and Pike Perch contained in the UK. Sandre in French Delicacies Sausages,
an Essential A part of French Delicacies.. A Quick Introduction to France’s World of
Sausages. The Sausages of France III.Sole
Française – Dover Sole in French Delicacies.Sole
Limande – Lemon Sole on French Menus .Sorbet
– Sorbet. Sorbets on French Menus. The
French Connection and The English Kitchen .Thyme
in France. Thym, Serpolet, Farigoule and Thym Citron, Lemon Thyme in France.Truite
– Trout, the Fish. Trout in French Delicacies. Turbot
– Turbot. Turbot, the fish on French Menus.