A nickname for Puligny-Saint-Pierre, a cone-shaped, soft, fine-textured, moist goat’s milk cheese with a rind of natural mould and a complex flavour. It may have a coating of charcoal. (AOC).
Elk (US: moose). The largest existing animal of the deer kind, inhabiting large portions of Northern Europe and of North America. The American variety is also called the moose.
Small, pale-coloured octopus with curled tentacles which is boiled and served whole, perhaps with oil and vinegar.
Finger millet. After rice and wheat, finger millet, with pearl millet, is the most important grain crop of India. It is used to make flour. Finger millet is often intercropped with legumes such as peanuts (Arachis hypogea), cowpeas (Vigna sinensis), and pigeon peas (Cajanus cajan), or other plants such as Niger seeds (Guizotia abyssinica).
Thinly sliced. It often refers to thin slices of cooked meat or poultry, cooled, reheated and served with sauce.
