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pied de mouton à la rouennaise

[French] plural pieds de mouton à la rouennaise

Stuffed sheep's trotters, grilled or fried.

pied de pelican

/PYEH deh PEH-lee-kahn/
[French]

Pelican foot. A type of horn shell availably in the Mediterranean and the North Sea and good for flavouring soups.

pied de porc

[French] plural pieds de porc

Pig's trotters

pied de veau

[French] plural pieds de veau

Calf's foot

pied de veau Cendrillon

[French] plural pieds de veau Cendrillon

"Calf's foot in the style of Cinderella." A boned calf's foot chopped and mixed with truffles and sausage meat, shaped into a cutlet, coated in breadcrumbs and grilled.

pied dur

[French] plural pieds durs

The fairy ring mushroom with white flesh and a pleasing taste. These dry well and have good flavour but must be cooked first.

pieds et paquets

[French]

A method of serving sheep's tripe rolled into parcels and stuffed with garlic, onions and salt pork. Sometimes served with calf or sheep's trotters and white wine.

Pierre Cubat

[French]

Czar Alexander II’s chef. He was paid according to the number of people he fed and his fortune expanded accordingly.

piètre

[French] plural piètres

An Atlantic atherine which has found its way into the Mediterranean. A marine fish, usually deep-fried, it is a small, silvery fish similar to the argentine. When tiny it is treated in the same way as whitebait. This fish grows up to 18 cm.

pieuvre

[French] plural pieuvres

Octopus