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Boiled leather,
often referred to by its
French translation, cuir
bouilli (French: [kɥiʁ buji]), was a
historical material common in the
Middle Ages and...
- Soup and
Bouilli in
England is a dish of
boiled beef and root
vegetables based on the
traditional French dish pot-au-feu. The name
comes from the general...
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amount of gelatin. The name "bully beef"
likely comes from the
French bouilli (meaning "boiled") in
Napoleonic times, or
possibly from the head of a...
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usually served as two courses:
first the
broth (bouillon) and then the meat (
bouilli) and vegetables. The dish is
familiar throughout France and has many regional...
- term
billycan is
derived from
bouilli can, the name
given to the
empty canisters used for
preserving soup and
bouilli and
other foods. With the addition...
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distinguish them from true roasts. When boiled, a
joint of beef was "le
bouilli", the
first of the entrées
consumed in the meal. In the late 18th century...
- 2009.
Retrieved August 30, 2009. Shankman, Paul (1969). "Le Rôti et le
Bouilli: Lévi-Strauss'
Theory of Cannibalism".
American Anthropologist. 71 (1):...
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scales varied and
included bronze, iron, steel, rawhide, leather, cuir
bouilli, seeds, horn, or
pangolin scales. The
variations are
primarily the result...
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Christian Isobel Johnstone, the
mutton could be
served on the side as a
bouilli with
caper sauce,
parsley and butter,
pickled cu****bers, or nasturtiums...
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typically in
horizontal rows.
Lamellae can be made of metal,
leather cuir
bouilli, horn, stone, bone or more
exotic substances.
Metal lamellae may be lacquered...
