amandine
Amandine describes a dish that is prepared or garnished with almonds. It is also called almondine, though that term is a misspelled form of the French amandine.
"Mise en place" is the term used for cooking preparation. It is a French term and translates as "to put into place".
The term from French is spelled cuisine (cooking, especially fine cooking).
It is a French term - en papillote (It means 'in parchment')
La nouvelle cuisine
I believe it is Cuisson du liquide
une technique de cuisine
Diane is the term used for a cooking method, which typically involve cooking over an open flame, usually in front of the diner, and served with a savory sauce.
The French cooking term for almost dry is "à sec." This term is often used to describe a cooking technique where a liquid is reduced until it is nearly evaporated, leaving behind a concentrated flavor. It can apply to sauces or other mixtures where moisture is minimized for a more intense taste.
The pan-cooking term from French is "saute" (the French word uses the accent, as sauté).
In French, this is "une sauce chasseur" ("hunter's sauce")
Begin! (begin cooking)