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Terms in French 2031-2040 of 10943

bifteck à la Montevideo

[French]

"Beef steak in the style of Montevideo." Beef steak with onions, garlic and chillis, braised with tomatoes.

bifteck à la Russe

[French]

Small meatballs or Russian origin, made with minced (US: ground) meat or poultry, flattened, fried and served with a sauce smitane, a piquant sauce made with soured cream, onions and wine. Its popularity has been overtaken by the burger.

bifteck au poivre

[French]

Fillet steak with broken peppercorns

bifteck Bercy au père François

[French]

Beef steak with a sauce of red wine, shallots and parsley.

bifte(a)ck chateaubriand

[French]

Beef cut. A steak taken from the thick end of the fillet or the whole fillet. Bliss. It is usually roasted and served to two people.

bifteck haché

/beef-tek ah-sheh/
[French]

Beef burger. Hamburger.

bifteck marchand de vin

/beef-tek mar-sho' duh va'/
[French]

A steak of beef or perhaps horse sautéed in butter and served with beurre marchand de vin.

bifteck poitevin

[French]

Minced (US: ground) beef with sorrel and bone marrow.

bifteck tartare

[French]

Beef tartar. This is made from very finely chopped raw fillet of beef mixed with onion, gherkins (US: dill pickles) and capers and formed into the shape of a steak. A depression is made in the top into which a raw egg is broken. It is eaten raw. The meat really should not be minced (US: ground). It is thought to have originated with the fierce Tartars of the Baltic region of Russia who shredded the meat with a knife and ate it raw.

bigarade

/bee-gah-rahd/
[French]

"Bitter orange." Seville orange (US: bitter orange). A variety of orange which is bitter, used for flavouring.