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à la bergère

/ah lah behr-JHEHR/
[French]

"In the style of the shepherdess." The garnish depends on the area and may vary but it may refer to a garnish of ham, onions, mushrooms and straw potatoes for baked meats or poultry. It is worth enquiring locally.

à la Bernard

/ah lha behr-NAHR/
[French]

A garnish for large cuts of meat of sliced boletus mushrooms, sautéed tomatoes and potato croquettes with tomato sauce.

à la Berny

/ah lah behr-nee/
[French]

A garnish of Berny potatoes, potatoes mashed with truffles, rolled in chopped almonds and fried with chestnut, truffle and lentil tartlets and pepper sauce, for game.

à la berrichonne

/ah lah behr-ree-SHONN/
[French]

"In the style of Berry." A garnish for large joints of meat, particularly mutton, of braised cabbage, glazed baby onions, chestnuts and lean bacon with demi-glace. Cooked in blood, of meat.

à la biarrote

/ah lah byah-rott/
[French]

"In the style of Biarritz" in Pays Basque. Food served with a garnish of small potato cakes and cep mushrooms.

à la bigarade

/ah la bee-gah-rahd/
[French]

Dishes served with an orange sauce made from Seville oranges (US: bitter oranges).

à la bigoudenn

[French]

"In the style of Bigouden", with baked slices of unskinned potatoes.

à la bigoudine

[French]

"In the style of Bigouden", with baked slices of unskinned potatoes.

à la bigourdane

[French]

"In the style of Bigorre"

à la bijou

/ah lah bee-jhoo/
[French]

Puff pastry shells stuffed with diced lamb sweetbreads and tomato sauce, used as a garnish for meat entrées.