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Julienne is a term referring to cutting a food item into long thin strips.
The technical term in 'Julienne' - a French term.
To julienne (usually meats and vegetables) means to cut into thin strips, the exact size of said strips may vary but are typically not large. "Chop" is more or less a general term telling you to cut something into pieces larger than a large dice.
Culinary is a word that comes from culina in Latin meaning Kitchen and the word Kiln or oven is related. Culinary means therefore "of the Kitchen" or "of the oven" generally, cooking. Culinary Arts can be translated to Cooking Arts or Kitchen Arts. So you can use either Cooking or Kitchen whichever best fits.
A culinary term for good meal is "a full course meal."
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to dust lighty with flour
We have no term " drupes " in American English. Sorry.
Wiktionary provides the following definition: french: (transitive verb) To prepare food by cutting it into strips. This term is rarely used in modern cooking. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- they we're invented by Belgians who spoke French. So the 'French' in French fries was from the language they spoke, not fom the country they we're made in
Topped with crabcake, asparagus, and béarnaise sauce.
to shred or to mince