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boudin (blanc) de Le Havre

/boo-DAH' BLAHN duh luh AH-vruh/
[French]

A type of white sausage from Le Havre in Normandy which contains no lean meat, only pork fat, milk, eggs, bread and rice flour and which has a pale yellow paste.

boudin (blanc) de Le Mans

/boo-DAH' BLAHN duh luh MOH'/
[French]

A white sausage which contains hard back pork fat and lean pork with eggs, onions, milk and spices.

boudin (noir) de Lyon

[French]

A black pudding (US: blood sausage) flavoured with paprika, chives, thyme, parsley and brandy and usually with raw onions.

boudin (blanc) de Paris

/boo-DAH' BLAHN du pah-REE/
[French]

This black pudding (US: blood sausage). traditionally contains equal portions of fat, blood and cooked onions. With the addition of cream it becomes 'boudin blanc de Paris'.

boudin (blanc) de Saint-Romain

/boo-DAH' BLAHN duh SAH' roh-MAH'/
[French]

A well-known type of boudin blanc (white pudding) from the vicinity of Le Havre in Normandy made with 60% blood, 30% raw onions and 10% cream.

boudin (blanc) de Strasbourg

/boo-DAH' BLAHN duh strahs-BOOR/
[French]

A well-known type of smoked boudin blanc (white pudding) made with blood and pork fat with about 15% or cooked pork rinds, cooked onions and 5-10% bread soaked in milk.

boudin de volaille

[French] plural boudins de volaille

A large sausage made with finely chopped chicken and flavoured with herbs.

boudin blanc d'Ourville

/boo-DAH' BLAHN DOOR-vee-yuh/
[French]

A sausage of cream mixed with pork fat, onions, egg yolks, herbs and spices, simmered and then grilled.

boudin (noir) du Poitou (aux epinards)

[French]

A black pudding (US: blood sausage) of blood, chopped spinach, pork fat, thyme and spices, cream, semolina and eggs.

boudin (blanc) havrais

/boo-DAH' BLAHN ah-VRAY/
[French]

A type of white sausage from Le Havre in Normandy which contains no lean meat, only pork fat, milk, eggs, bread and rice flour and which has a pale yellow paste.