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Chavignol(-Sancerre)

[French]

A very small drum of mild, farmhouse goat’s milk cheese from the region of Chavignol and Sancerre in Berry. Sometimes mistaken for Crottin. (AOC-1976).

Chavroux

[French]

A creamy goat's milk cheese made in Poitou. It is spreadable and mild in flavour.

chayote à la creole

[French]

"Custard marrow in Créole style." Chayote, a type of gourd, stewed with chopped onions, garlic and tomatoes, served with rice.

chayotte

[French]

Chayote. Custard marrow. A Central American food plant, it is a bulbous, pear-shaped gourd which grows on a vine, with pale green, ridged skin and about the size of an avocado. It is a bland vegetable, somewhat like a cucumber in flavour, with a little spice when fresh. It should be treated in the same way as vegetable marrow or aubergine (US: eggplant) and, like them, should be cooked before eating. Leaves and shoots are also edible when young.

Chécy

[French]

A whole cow's milk cheese from Orléans made between June and March.

chef

[French]

"Chief." A professional cook.

Chef-Boutonne

[French]

Chèvre which comes in a variety of shapes and which have a light, straightforward flavour from Poitou.

chef de cuisine

[French]

"Chief of the kitchen." The chef in charge of the kitchen. Executive chef.

chef de partie

[French]

The chef in charge of a shift or a specific section of the kitchen, such as the pastries, the soups or the fish, in which case he is usually named accordingly.

chef de service

[French]

"Chief of service." The person in charge of the dining room.