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canapé à la Turbigo

[French] plural canapés à la Turbigo

Canapés made by cutting small dinner rolls in half and filling them with a mixture of minced prawns, celeriac, pickles and truffles bound with mayonnaise with parsley, fennel, tarragon and shallot with a little tomato purée. Finally a layer of aspic is added and this is garnished with white of boiled egg, truffle and parsley.

canapé Victoria

[French] plural canapés Victoria

"Canapés Victoria." A canapé spread with a salpicon of lobster, mushrooms and truffles in béchamel sauce mixed with shrimp butter, sprinkled with breadcrumbs and baked.

canapé Windsor

[French] plural canapés Windsor

"Windsor canapés." Small pieces of toast spread with cooked breast of chicken, smoked beef tongue and Chester cheese, pounded and sieved, decorated with gherkins (US: dill pickles), truffles and beef tongue.

canard

/kan-ahr/
[French] plural canards

Duck

canard à la chipolata

[French]

Duck garnished with pearl onions, mushroom caps and chestnuts and served with chipolata sausages.

canard à l'alsacienne

/kah-narh ah lahl-SAH-see-ehn/
[French]

"Duck in the style of Alsace." Duck garnished with braised sauerkraut and slices of Strasbourg sausage.

canard à la presse

[French] plural canards à la presse

Breasts of roast, pressed Rouen duck served with a sauce made from the blood and juices which are obtained when the carcass is pressed, red wine and sometimes flambéed with cognac.

canard à l'orange

[French]

"Duck with orange." Roast duck served with a sauce of demi-glace sauce and stock flavoured with orange.

canard à lunettes

[French]

Gadwall, a type of duck.

canard au Muscadet

[French]

"Duck with Muscadet." A dish from Nantes of roast duckling served with a sauce of Muscadet, shallots and cream.