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cassolette à la venitienne

[French]

A small bite-sized savoury with macaroni mixed with Parmesan cheese and cream, sprinkled with breadcrumbs and cooked au gratin.

cassolette ambassadrice

/cah-soh-leht ahm-bah-sah-drees/
[French]

A small bite-sized savoury of chicken livers topped with duchesse potatoes.

cassolette bouquetière

[French]

A small bite-sized savoury of vegetable macédoine mixed with cream and topped with duchesse potatoes.

cassolette marquis

[French]

A small bite-sized savoury with a salpicon of crayfish tails, mushrooms and truffles mixed with sauce Nantua and topped with puff pastry.

cassolette regence

[French]

A small bite-sized savoury with chopped chicken and truffles, mixed with velouté sauce and topped with duchesse potatoes.

cassolette Sagan

[French]

A small bite-sized savoury with chopped mushrooms and truffles, mixed with velouté sauce, topped with Parmesan cheese and browned. Garnished with slices of calf's brain.

cassonade

[French]

Demerara sugar (US: light brown (granulated) sugar).

cassoulet

/kah-soo-LEH/
[French]

A stew from Languedoc, the main ingredients of which are haricot beans (US: navy beans) and meats such as pork, sausage and goose confit. This is cooked for a long time in an earthenware pot called a cassole. The lid is removed towards the end of cooking to allow a crust to form. The defining ingredients of cassoulet toulousain are breast of pork, of cassoulet de Castelnaudary pork, ham and bacon, and of cassoulet carcassonnais, pork, ham, bacon and partridge.

cassoulet carcassonnais

[French]

A version of cassoulet from Carcassonne, the main ingredients of which are haricot beans (US: navy beans) are pork, lamb, sausage, goose confit and partridge. The dish is cooked for a long time in an earthenware pot called a cassole. The lid is removed towards the end of cooking to allow a crust to form. The defining ingredients of cassoulet toulousain are breast of pork, of cassoulet de Castelnaudary pork, ham and bacon, and of cassoulet carcassonnais, pork, ham, bacon and partridge.

cassoulet de Castelnaudary

[French]

A version of cassoulet from Castelnaudary, the main ingredients of which are haricot beans (US: navy beans) are pork, Toulouse sausage and goose. The dish is cooked for a long time in an earthenware pot called a cassole. The lid is removed towards the end of cooking to allow a crust to form. The defining ingredients of cassoulet toulousain are breast of pork, of cassoulet de Castelnaudary pork, ham and bacon, and of cassoulet carcassonnais, pork, ham, bacon and partridge.