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à l'anversoise

/ah lahn-vehr-swahz/
[French]

À l'anversoise is French for "in the style of Antwerp" (Anvers) in Belgium. A garnish for large joints of meat of hop shoots and boiled potatoes in cream or butter served with tomato sauce in a pastry shell.

à la parisienne

[French]

"In the style of Paris." With leeks and potatoes.

à la paysan(ne)

[French]

"Peasant style." Dishes simply cooked and with vegetables, especially onions and carrots, and perhaps bacon. The style is similar to à la ménagère and bonne-femme.

alapedo

[French]

Limpet. A conical, univalve shellfish. These they may be cooked by washing them and then boiling them for about 5 minutes in seawater (or heavily salted water) is recommended. They have a small amount of meat and it is inclined to toughness, like a lot of those things that cling onto rocks. Alternatively the meats can be dug out and used in fish stews or chowders or in sauces to garnish other fish.

à la périgourdine

[French]

"In the style of Périgord." With truffles and foie gras.

à la poivrade

[French]

With pepper sauce

à la polonaise

[French]

"In the style of Poland." With breadcrumbs, butter, parsley and hard boiled eggs.

à la portugaise

[French]

"In the style of Portugal." With tomatoes and fried onions.

à la princesse

[French]

"In the style of the princess." A garnish of asparagus tips, truffles and white sauce. It can also indicate stuffed artichoke hearts and potato balls.

à la printanière

[French]

"In the style of spring time." Garnished with spring vegetables.