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Terms in French 1381-1390 of 10943

baguette à l'ancienne

/bah-gett ah lahn-syen/
[French]

Sourdough baguette

baguette au levain

/bah-GETT oh leh-VAHN/
[French]

Sourdough baguette

baguette de tambour

[French] plural baguettes de tambour

"Drumstick." A small, unopened parasol mushroom. Good baked with butter and garlic, or fried.

Baguette de Thierache

/bah-GETT duh tyeh-rash/
[French]

A rectangular loaf or block of soft cheese made with cow's milk, similar to Maroilles. It has dense, supple paste with a smooth, glossy, reddish-brown, ridged washed rind. It is made on farms and industrially in the Laon region of the Île-de-France since World War II. This cheese is eaten all year round, thought is at its best with milk collected in summer, autumn (US: fall) and winter, and is made with pasteurised milk, containing 45% fat (dry). The curds are uncooked and unpressed. It may be found in the following dimensions: 6 cm x 15 cm (2¼" x 6") by 6 cm deep (2¼"), weighing 500 g (18 oz). Affinage is 2-4 months. It is a soft, fragrant cheese with very strong flavour.

Baguette Laonnaise

[French]

A rectangular loaf or block of soft cheese made with cow's milk, similar to Maroilles. It has dense, supple paste with a smooth, glossy, reddish-brown, ridged washed rind. It is made on farms and industrially in the Laon region of the Île-de-France since World War II. This cheese is eaten all year round, thought is at its best with milk collected in summer, autumn (US: fall) and winter, and is made with pasteurised milk, containing 45% fat (dry). The curds are uncooked and unpressed. It may be found in the following dimensions: 6 cm x 15 cm (2¼" x 6") by 6 cm deep (2¼"), weighing 500 g (18 oz). Affinage is 2-4 months. It is a soft, fragrant cheese with very strong flavour.

baguette moulée

/bah-GETT MOO-lay/
[French]

"Moulded baguette." Bread made from baguette dough baked in a mould.

baguettes chinoises

/bah-GEHT shee-NWAHZ/
[French]

"Chinese sticks." Chopsticks.

bahut

/bah-hoot/
[French]

A two handled container used for sauces and soups. It is made of non-reactive metals so that these foods can be stocked in them.

baie

/bay, bah-yee/
[French] plural baies

Berry

baie de genièvre

/bay duh jehn-yev-ruh/
[French] plural baies de genièvre

Juniper berry, good with strongly flavoured foods such as venison, and famously used in making gin.