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artichauts Cavour

[French]

Artichokes browned in butter with grated Parmesan cheese and served heated with anchovy essence and decorated with chopped hard boiled eggs.

artichauts Clamart

[French]

Artichoke bottoms with carrots, peas and herbs en cocotte with a sauce of the cooking liquor thickened with beurre manié

artichauts favorite

[French]

Artichokes stuffed with asparagus and slices of truffle, coated with cheese sauce and baked au gratin.

artichauts Grand Duc

[French]

Artichokes arranged in a circle and coated with cream sauce, Parmesan cheese, butter and truffles. Asparagus tips and olives are placed in the middle of the circle.

artichauts grosse horloge

[French]

Artichoke bottoms piled with cooked cockles and mussels covered with béarnaise sauce made with the liquor from the shellfish.

artichauts Ninette

[French]

Cold artichokes with prawns

artichauts Stanley

[French]

Artichokes cooked with ham, blanched onions, white wine and a light béchamel sauce garnished with chopped boiled ham and finished with cream.

artichaut Violet

[French]

"Violet artichoke."A small purple artichoke.

artisinal/artisinale

[French] plural artisinals/artisinales

Artisinale describes the conditions in which a cheese is made. An individual producer collects milk from animals raised on the farm and buys in additional milk from elsewhere from which to make the cheese. Otherwise it is in every respect a "fermier" or "farmhouse" cheese, the only difference being that extra milk is bought in.

Artois

/ahr-twah/
[French]

Artois is a northern former province corresponding to the department of Pas-de-Calais close to the English Channel, noted for its seafood and high quality vegetables.