10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «A LA MARINIERE»
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a la mariniere in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a la mariniere and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Simpson's Cookery, Improved and Modernised: The Complete ...
(pate chaud de filets de rougets) 332 a la Mariniere (pate chaud a la Mariniere) 333 fillets of whitings stuffed (pate chaud de filets de merlans farcie) 334 vegetables the modern way (pate chaud de legumes a la moderne) 335 .' Anglo-French ...
John Simpson (cook.), Henderson William Brand, 1834
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The Country Cooking of France - Strona 385
Juniper berries Ragout de Sanglier de la Fo'ret de Fontainebleau, 208 ]us, making, 371 Kidney beans. ... 79 Marinated Olives, 245 a la Mariniere cuisine, 66 Markets, 145, 274 Marmelade de Fruits didutomne, 362 Maroilles cheese about, ...
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Resources for Teaching English: 14-16 - Strona 122
Resources required: The poem 'Moules à la Marinière' from Elizabeth Garrett (1991) The Rule of Three. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Bloodaxe Books; also in Hulse M et al. (1993) The New Poetry. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Bloodaxe Books. You can ...
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The new Larousse gastronomique: the encyclopedia of food, ...
Mussels a la bordelaise. moules a la bordelaise - Cook in white wine 2 litres (3J pints, 4$ pints) mussels, trimmed, scraped and washed, with a sliced onion, parsley, thyme and bay leaf as for Mussels a la mariniere (see below). When the ...
Prosper Montagné, Charlotte Snyder Turgeon, 1977
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Taste of Broadway - Strona 143
Moules. Mariniere. Le Rivage, courtesy of Paul Denamiel 1 gallon mussels, cleaned and debearded 1 cup dry white wine 1 tablespoon butter 2 ... Mussels cooked in white wine is said to be prepared a la mariniere, French for “mariner's style.
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The French Cook - Strona xxxix
Rissolles of Rabbits Boudins of do. a la Lucullus Fillets of Rabbits a la Mare"- chale Ditto ditto a la Pompadour PAGE 209 210 210 211 Hares and ... Larks au gratin 234 Caisses of Larks 235 242 243 243 Royale Ditto ditto a la Mariniere.
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French domestic cookery, by an English physician - Strona 417
243 Turque, e'paule de mouton a la 904 Tymbals 863 Vanille, crime A la 862 a lajleur d'orange, au citron, au the' 514 ... 328 □ grillades de 98 Veloute, sauce f rites - foie de, a la mariniere a la bourgeoise ibid. ibid. a la broche a la braise ...
French domestic cookery, 1825
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366 menus and 1200 recipes ... in French and English, tr. ... - Strona 172
Potage a la puree de pois verts. Puree of green peas. Carpe a la mariniere. Carp a la mariniere. Vol-au-vent d'oeufs. Vol-au-vent of eggs. Homard a la broche. Roast lobster. Macaroni a l'italienne. Maccaroni cheese. Flan d'abricots a la ...
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Chef's Compendium of Professional Recipes - Strona ix
Many usages (for example contracting names such as Moules mariniere rather than Moules a la mariniere, Sauce au raifort to Sauce raifort or Tournedos chasseur (rather than Tournedos a la (sauce) chasseur) are still commonplace even in ...
Edward Renold, David Foskett, John Fuller, 2012
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The professed cook; or, The modern art of cookery, pastry, ...
Different ways of dressing lettuces 461 Choux-fieurm. Cauliflowers tot. '□ a la reine. Cauliflower with queen sauce ib. ... a la crime. With a liaison sauce ib. au Prevbt • • ib\ -a a rltatieime. Italian fashion 467 - : — d la mariniere. Seaman's ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «A LA MARINIERE»
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a la mariniere is used in the context of the following news items.
Mussels and oh-so-French fast food
Moules a la Mariniere — mussels in white wine — brings memories of seaside dining in France, watching the fishing boats come in, breathing the fresh sea air, ... «Mid Columbia Tri City Herald, Aug 15»
Quick Fix: Mussels and oh-so-French fast food
Moules a la Mariniere -- mussels in white wine -- brings memories of seaside dining in France, watching the fishing boats come in, breathing the fresh sea air, ... «Bradenton Herald, Aug 15»
A rare backstage taste of the Roux Scholarship final
It's for a turban of sole and salmon a la mariniere, created by the Roux family and inspired by Escoffier, the French chef who lionised his country's cooking ... «Herald Scotland, Apr 15»
