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bisque d'écrevisses à la périgourdine

[French]

"Crayfish bisquein the style of Perigord." A thick soup based on puréed crayfish, mirepoix of vegetables, white stock with white wine, tomato purée and cream and a halved crayfish excluding the claws, ground and then sieved and mixed with truffle essence garnished with truffle pearls, crayfish tails and quenelles.

bisque d'écrevisses à la princesse

[French]

"Crayfish bisquein the style of theprincess." A thick soup based on puréed crayfish, mirepoix of vegetables, white stock with white wine, tomato purée and cream and a halved crayfish excluding the claws, ground and then sieved, garnished with asparagus tips and fish quenelles made with crayfish butter.

bisque de homard

[French]

Lobster bisque. A thick soup based on puréed lobster, mirepoix of vegetables, white meat stock (rather than fish stock) with white wine, tomato purée and cream and a halved lobster excluding the claws, ground and then sieved.

Bisquit ®

[French]

A trade name, brand of brandy.

bissale

[French]

Buttered bread dough from Picardy

bistorto

[French]

A brioche from Foix flavoured with saffron and aniseed and formed into a ring.

bistouille

/bees-too-ee-yuh/
[French]

Coffee served in Flanders with a dash of spirits.

bistro

[French]

Café. A small restaurant with a bar. The bistro came into fashion in Paris in the 1940s. It came from Russia, where the word means "quick".

bistrot

/bees-troh/
[French]

Café. A small restaurant with a bar. The bistro came into fashion in Paris in the 1940s. It came from Russia, where the word means "quick".

bistrotier

[French]

Owner of a bistro