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cardine

[French]

Megrim. A thin, translucent sole which is quite dry, so it is normally stewed.

cardine franche

[French] plural cardines franches

Megrim. A thin, translucent sole which is quite dry, so it is normally stewed.

cardon

[French] plural cardons

Cardoon

cardons à la grecque

[French]

"Cardoons in the Greek style." Cardoons boiled with water, lemon juice, oil, thyme, bay leaves, fennel and tomatoes and served with the broth.

cardons à la moelle

[French]

Cardoon baked with bone marrow and cheese sauce.

cardons de noël

[French]

Cardoons cooked and coated in white sauce, traditionally served at Christmas.

carême

[French]

Lent; the period leading up to Easter and associated with fasting. See also Marie-Antoine Carême.

cargolade

[French]

A name for snails in Roussillon. It is also a dish containing snails.

cargolade

[French]

Snails, and meats, pork sausage, boudin stewed in wine, or cooked over charcoal of vine clippings, from Languedoc and Roussillon. It is also a name for snails.

cari

/kah-REE/
[French]

Curry (powder)