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aiglefin

/eh-gluh-fah'/
[French] plural aiglefins

A small fresh haddock.

aiglefin fumé

/eh-gluh-fah' FYU-meh/
[French] plural aiglefins fumés

Smoked haddock

aiglon

/eh-glo/
[French] plural aiglons

A cold poached peach with vanilla syrup and ice cream.

aïgo

/ah-YEE-goh/
[French]

Garlic soup, served with oil, over slices of bread; a speciality of Provence, where they have a saying ‘L’aïgo boulido suavo lo vito’ (garlic soup saves one’s life).

aïgo (bouïdo) à la menagère

/ah-YEE-goh (boo-EE-doh) ah lah meh-nah-jhehr/
[French]

A Provençal soup of garlic with onions and leeks, tomatoes, herbs, saffron and orange zest, served over slices of bread. It is served with poached eggs, thick slices of potato and fennel and finely chopped parsley.

aïgo bouïdo

/ah-YEE-goh boo-EE-doh/
[French]

A garlic and sage soup with oil, herbs and egg and perhaps some croûtons of fried bread; a speciality of Provence, where they have a saying ‘L’aïgo boulido suavo lo vito’ (garlic soup saves one’s life). It is traditionally served at weddings or at Christmas.

aïgo boulïdo

/ah-YEE-goh boo-EE-doh/
[French]

A garlic soup, with oil and egg, sage, bay and thyme and perhaps some croûtons of fried bread; a speciality of Provence, where they have a saying ‘L’aïgo boulido suavo lo vito’ (garlic soup saves one’s life).

aïgo saou

/ah-YEE-goh SAH-oh/
[French]

A Provençal fish soup which is made with water and salt, small white fish, onions, potatoes, root vegetables, tomatoes, garlic, herbs and oil. The fish is then served separately with aïoli. It should contain no rascasse.

aïgo sau d'iou

/ah-YEE-goh saoh dyoo/
[French]

A Provençal fish soup that includes water and salt, small white fish, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, garlic, herbs and oil. This differs from bouillabaisse because of the inclusion of potatoes.

aigre

/EH-gruh/
[French]

Bitter, sour. An acid taste or undertone in wine.