Quiche, Croque Madame, Souffles, Terrines, Omlets, Mousses, Oeufs Poches, Benedictine, Brouillade de Truffes, Oeufs à la Neige or île Flottante.
to do the dishes is 'faire la vaisselle' in French.
All of the same things that one would get in all other restaurants. Yes, there are certain "french" dishes just as there are so-called "american" ones, but food is food; an egg in a french reataurant is an egg in an amer one. sometimes you can get snails and another thing the shells will decorate your plate
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Common dishes that include lightly cooked or raw egg include classic French dishes like Eggs Benedict, where poached eggs are served on English muffins, and the Japanese dish Tamago Sushi, which features a sweet, layered omelet. Additionally, Caesar salad often uses a raw egg in its dressing, while Carbonara pasta incorporates lightly cooked eggs to create a creamy sauce. Other examples include the Italian dessert Tiramisu, which uses raw egg yolks in its mascarpone mixture.
The plural of egg in French is "œufs."
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A dish is 'un plat' in French. To do the dishes is 'faire la vaisselle' or 'laver la vaisselle' (la vaisselle being the kitchenware)
Egg and Bacon Muffin because it RULES!
Some traditional German dishes that feature German egg noodles as a key ingredient include Spaetzle, Kasespatzle, and Schupfnudeln.
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