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Terms in French 281-290 of 10943

ail vert

/ah-ee vehr/
[French] plural aulx verts

"Green garlic." The green shoots which grow before the cloves of garlic have formed. They are lumpy to look at and the flavour is not really distinguishable from ordinary garlic.

Ain

[French]

Ain is an important culinary department in Rhône-Alpes including the districts of Bugey and Bresse.

aïoli

/Ah-YOH-lee/
[French]

A mayonnaise made with crushed garlic pounded with hard boiled egg yolks and sometimes mashed potatoes or with breadcrumbs. It is an essential accompaniment to bourride, and often served with salt cod, hard boiled eggs, boiled snails and vegetables. A speciality of Provence.

aïoli à la grecque

/Ah-YOH-lee ah lah grek/
[French]

Vinaigrette made with garlic, lemon juice and nuts, served with fish.

aïoli à la turque

/ay-OH-lee ah lah turk/
[French]

A sauce made from garlic and white bread soaked in milk which is then sieved and mixed with egg yolks, vinegar and oil.

aïoli de morue

/Ah-YOH-lee duh mor-yoo/
[French]

A garlic mayonnaise with salt cod and vegetables.

aïoli garni

/Ah-YOH-lee gahr-nee/
[French]

Salt cod with aïoli and vegetables.

aïoli provençale complet

/ah-ee-OH-Iee prov-on-SAHL kom-PLAY/
[French]

A plate of vegetables which should include artichokes and potatoes, perhaps a boiled egg and shellfish, served with a large portion of aïoli.

air

/ehr/
[French]

Air

airelle

/ehr-EHL/
[French] plural airelles

Bilberry, whortleberry, blaeberry, or whinberry. A name for different berries, including wild cranberry (Airelle rouge). Airelle is also the name for a spirit made from these berries.