The term "farineux" ("farine" is flour) that is now "féculents" describes the whole family of starchy foods such as potatoes, pasta, rice and other types and forms of grain (barley, couscous, bread, etc.)
Its main use was to absorb the sauces in rich dishes, but this type of food group, which is great for a sportive diet, is an aberration in a classical menu, as it fills the stomach rapidly and prevents from eating and enjoying the later courses.
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Poisson is fish.
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Generally five courses if we are referring to a classical French inspired menu. Soup or some other hors d'oeuvre Fish A meat course Cheese Dessert Generally five if we are referring to a French inspired classic menu. Soup or some other hors d'oeuvre. Fish A meat course Cheese Dessert Note that cheese is served before the dessert not as the final course as it might be in Britain
it goes spoon on the left fork on the right and knife at the top and plate in the middle
what is the eleven course french menu? what is the eleven course french menu?
Menu du jour
in a French restaurant, you have to ask for 'le menu enfants' for the kid's menu.
French classical menu is 16 course but it ends with beverages such as Tea or coffeeHors d'oeuvre- AppetizerPotage- SoupOeuf - Egg dishfarineux - Pasta and ricePoisson- Fish dishEntrée- First Meat CourseSorbet- Rest courseRelevé - Second Meat CourseRôti- Roast DishLegume - VegetablesSalade - SaladBuffet froid - Cold BuffetFromage- CheeseEntremets- SweetsSavoureux - SavouryDesserts- Fruits and NutsCoffee or Tea
Menu à partir de ... means "menu starting price is..." in French.
Fish pate Beef terine Chicken roulade ballontines gallentines mousse mousseline quennels sausages mortedella
explain the term sabayon and list three menu application.