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1 Doré
browned until golden. -
2 Pommes de terre gratinées
browned potatoes, often with cheese.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Pommes de terre gratinées
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3 Rissolé
browned by frying, usually potatoes. -
4 Sauté
browned in fat. -
5 blondir
blondir [blɔ̃diʀ]➭ TABLE 21. intransitive verb[cheveux] to go fairer2. transitive verb[+ cheveux, poils] to bleach* * *blɔ̃diʀverbe intransitif [cheveux, personne] to go blonde GB ou blond US; [épi, champ] to turn goldenfaire blondir quelque chose — Culinaire to brown [something] lightly [beurre, caramel]
* * *blɔ̃diʀ vi[personne, cheveux] to go blond* * *blondir verb table: finirA vtr [soleil] to lighten, to turn [sth] blonde GB ou blond US [hair].B vi [cheveux, personne] to turn ou go blonde GB ou blond US; [épi, champ] to turn golden; faire blondir Culin to brown [sth] lightly [sauce, beurre, caramel]; quand le beurre commence à blondir when the butter is lightly browned.[blɔ̃dir] verbe intransitif1. [personne, cheveux] to go fairer2. CUISINE3. (littéraire) [feuille, blé] to turn gold————————[blɔ̃dir] verbe transitifa. [à l'eau oxygénée] to bleach one's hairb. [par mèches] to put highlights in one's hair -
6 doré
doré, e [dɔʀe]a. ( = couvert d'une dorure) gildedb. ( = couleur d'or) [peau] bronzed ; [blé, cheveux, lumière] golden* * *
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1) ( qui rappelle l'or) [peinture, papier] gold (épith); [bronze] gold-coloured [BrE]; [cadre, chaise] gilt (épith)2) ( avec de l'or) [coupole] gildeddoré sur tranche — [feuille, livre] gilt-edged (épith)
3) ( blond cuivré) [cheveux, lumière] golden; [peau] tanned; [pain, poulet] golden brown4) ( dans la richesse) [exil] luxurious
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nom masculin gilt* * *dɔʀe adj doré, -e1) (couleur) golden, gold2) (avec dorure) gilt, gilded* * *A pp ⇒ dorer.B ⇒ Les couleurs pp adj1 ( qui rappelle l'or) [chaussures, peinture, papier] gold ( épith); [bronze] gold-colouredGB; [cadre, chaise] gilt ( épith); à bout doré gold-tipped ( épith);2 ( avec de l'or) [coupole] gilded; doré à la feuille gilded with gold leaf; doré à l'or fin gilded; doré sur tranche [livre] gilt-edged ( épith);C nm gilt.doré sur tranche [livre] gilt-edged, with gilded edges2. [chevelure, lumière] golden[peau] golden brown3. [idéal - jours, rêves] golden4. [dans des noms d'animaux] goldendoré nom masculin1. [dorure] gilt -
7 gratin
gratin [gʀatɛ̃]masculine noun* * *gʀatɛ̃nom masculin1) Culinaire gratin ( breadcrumbs and cheese)macaroni au gratin — macaroni cheese GB, macaroni and cheese US
2) (colloq) ( élite)* * *ɡʀatɛ̃ nm1) CUISINE (= plat) gratin2) (= croûte) topping3) fig upper crust* * *gratin nm1 ( croûte) gratin (topping of breadcrumbs and cheese); au gratin au gratin; sole au gratin sole au gratin; macaroni au gratin macaroni cheese GB, macaroni and cheese US;2 ( plat) gratin (dish with a topping of breadcrumbs and cheese); gratin de pommes de terre potatoes au gratin; gratin dauphinois gratin Dauphinois (sliced potatoes baked with cream);[gratɛ̃] nom masculin1. CUISINE [plat - recouvert de fromage] gratin (dish with a topping of toasted cheese) ; [ - recouvert de chapelure] dish with a crispy topping[croûte - de fromage] cheese topping ; [ - de chapelure] crispy topping2. (familier) [élite] -
8 gratiné
gratiné, e [gʀatine]adjective* * *gratinée gʀatine adjectif1) Culinaire au gratin (après n)2) (colloq) fig [personne, style] weird; [problème] mind-bending (colloq)* * *ɡʀatine gratiné, -e1. adj1) CUISINE au gratin2) péjoratif * (examen, question) hellishly difficult2. nf(= soupe) onion soup au gratin* * *A adj[cuit au gratin] (cooked) au gratin2. (familier) [difficile][intense]————————gratinée nom féminin -
9 croûtonner
v. pronom.1. To get 'browned off', to get 'cheesed off', to suffer the pangs of boredom.2. To become neurotic through solitude. Il se croûtonnait a mort dans sa cellotte: In solitary, he was slowly going out of his mind. -
10 Artichaut à la barigoule
in original form, artichokes cooked with mushrooms and oil; also, artichoke stuffed with ham, onion, and garlic, browned in oil with onions and bacon, then cooked in water or white wine; specialty of Provence.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Artichaut à la barigoule
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11 Beurre noir
sauce of browned butter, lemon juice or vinegar, parsley, and sometimes capers; traditionally served with raie, or skate. -
12 Beurre noisette
lightly browned butter. -
13 Escabèche
a Provençal and southwestern preparation of small fish, usually sardines or rouget, in which the fish are browned in oil, then marinated in vinegar and herbs and served very cold. Also, raw fish marinated in lemon or lime juice and herbs. -
14 Falette
veal breast stuffed with bacon and vegetables, browned, and poached in broth; specialty of the Auvergne. -
15 Favorite d'artichaut
classic vegetable dish of artichoke stuffed with asparagus, covered with a cheese sauce, and browned.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Favorite d'artichaut
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16 Gratin
crust formed on top of a dish when browned in broiler or oven; also the dish in which such food is cooked. -
17 Gratiné(e)
having a crusty, browned top. -
18 Gratinée lyonnaise
bouillon flavored with port, garnished with beaten egg, topped with cheese, and browned under a broiler.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Gratinée lyonnaise
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19 Homard (à l'Amoricaine, à l'Américaine)
lobster; (a classic dish of many variations, in which lobster is cut into sections and browned, then simmered with shallots, minced onions, tomatoes, Cognac, and white wine; served with a sauce of the reduced cooking liquid, enriched with butter).Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Homard (à l'Amoricaine, à l'Américaine)
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20 Noisette
hazelnut; also refers to small round piece (such as from a potato), generally the size of a hazelnut, lightly browned in butter. Also, center cut of lamb chop. Also, dessert flavored with hazelnuts.
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