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escalope de veau panée

[French]

Veal cutlet in breadcrumbs.

escalope Vallée d'Auge

[French]

"Veal escalope in the style of the Auge valley." A veal escalope flamed in Calvados and served with cream and apples.

escargot

/ehs-kahr-goh/
[French] plural escargots

Snail

escargot chagriné

[French] plural escargots chagrinés

Petit gris. A small, common variety of snail. These are the best and most tender of snails. They should be kept and fed on a controlled diet for a few days to improve their own flavour. This might include anything from barley to vermicelli.

escargot de Bourgogne

[French] plural escargots de Bourgogne

"Snail of Burgundy." A variety of snail - the Roman or vineyard snail. It is rather slow-growing, but thought to the tastiest of the snails though without quite the special qualites of the petit gris. Helix pomatia measure between 28 and 36 mm (around 1"-1½") while Helix aspersa are between 25-30 mm.

escargot de mer

[French] plural escargots de mer

Murex. A knobbly sea snail or whelk. This mollusc was the source of the rare and expensive imperial purple.

escargot de mer

[French]

"Snail of the sea." A name given to various small shellfish such as winkle, periwinkle, horn shell and murex.

escargot des jardins

[French] plural escargots des jardins

A name for the smaller banded snail.

escargot de vigne

[French] plural escargots de vigne

A variety of snail - the Roman or vineyard snail. It is rather slow-growing, but thought to the tastiest of the snails though without quite the special qualites of the petit gris. Helix pomatia measure between 28 and 36 mm (around 1"-1½") while Helix aspersa are between 25-30 mm.

escargot grec

/eh-skahr-goh GREHK/
[French]

A type of edible snail found in Greece.