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boulette de pâte

[French] plural boulettes de pâte

A dumpling

Boulette de Premont

[French]

A slightly milder version of Boulette d'Avesnes, a pear- or cone-shaped soft cheese made with cow's milk, based on visually defective or flawed Maroilles or buttermilk mashed with pepper, cloves, tarragon and parsley. This gives it a greyish paste and it has a beer-washed rind coated with paprika to make it red. It is made industrially in the Avesnes region in Flanders. It is often hand-formed into a pear shape. This traditional table cheese is at its best summer, autumn (US: fall) and winter, is made with raw or pasteurised buttermilk and contains 45% fat. The curds are cooked and unpressed. It may be found in the following dimensions: 7.5 cm (3") diameter x 10 cm (4") high, weighing 180-250 g (7-9 oz). Affinage is usually from 2-3 months and it is a sharp, strong, piquant cheese, both in taste and in smell.

boulette de semoule

[French] plural boulettes de semoule

A croquette made with a mixture of potato and semolina.

Boulette de Thierache

[French]

A pear- or cone-shaped soft cheese made with cow's milk, based on visually defective or flawed Maroilles or buttermilk mashed with pepper, cloves, tarragon and parsley. This gives it a greyish paste and it has a beer-washed rind coated with paprika to make it red. It is made industrially in the Avesnes region in Flanders. It is often hand-formed into a pear shape. This traditional table cheese is at its best summer, autumn (US: fall) and winter, is made with raw or pasteurised buttermilk and contains 45% fat. The curds are cooked and unpressed. It may be found in the following dimensions: 7.5 cm (3") diameter x 10 cm (4") high, weighing 180-250 g (7-9 oz). Affinage is usually from 2-3 months and it is a sharp, strong, piquant cheese, both in taste and in smell.

boulette de viande

[French] plural boulettes de viande

Meatballs. Small savoury pastries made from boiled meat from a pot-au-feu encased in pastry.

boulghour

[French]

Cracked wheat. Bulgur. Hulled and parboiled wholemeal grain including the wheat germ.

boulido

[French]

Garlic soup served with oil over slices of bread and served hot.

Boulonnais

[French]

Boulonnais is an area between Boulogne and Calais on the Picardy coast. The area is known for its fish and fish curing.

boulot

[French]

"Plump." A whole apple baked in pastry.

boumanio

[French]

A Provençal word for bohémienne, gypsy. It is a stew of aubergine (US: eggplant) and tomatoes with anchovies, like a mushy ratatouille. Some report that is made with cream.