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à la Carême

[French]

"In the style of Carême." There are various preparations of this name. 1) a garnish of fish quenelles, truffles, fleurons and béchamel sauce. 2) a garnish of pommes parisienne, olives stuffed with forcemeat and Madeira sauce for grilled meats.

à la carignan

[French]

There are various garnishes of this name. 1) a garnish of asparagus, eggs and Anna potatoes with foie gras. 2) food dipped in egg and breadcrumbs mixed with grated Parmesan cheese, fried and garnished with deep-fried cockscombs and kidneys served with sharp tomato sauce, used for cutlets.

à la Carmelite

[French]

"In the style of the Carmelites." This describes food which is coloured black and white, to emulate the habits of the Carmelite nuns.

à la Carmencita

[French]

"In the style of Carmencita." A garnish of chopped tomatoes and red peppers cooked in butter for large roasts.

à la Carnegie

[French]

"In the style of Carnegie." A garnish of artichoke hearts, asparagus tips and truffles for grilled meats.

à la carnot

[French]

A garnish of sautéed stuffed cucumbers and sauce bordelaise flavoured with tarragon for meat dishes.

à la carolomacerienne

[French]

"In the style of Charleville-Mézières", capital of the Ardennes.

à la carte

/ah lah kahrt/
[French]

The list of foods, each with individual prices on the menu, rather than the prix fixe menu, from which any dish may be selected. The à la carte menu has a more limited selection but may be cheaper.

à la carte

/ah lah KAH-tuh/
[French]

A French term that is widely used, an à la carte menu is a menu which lists items for each course from which you choose individual items rather than select a set menu.

à la Casanova

[French]

"In the style of Casanova." A garnish of oysters, mussels, truffles and white wine sauce, for fish.