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Brandade is an
emulsion crafted from salt cod,
olive oil, and
usually potatoes. It is
eaten in the
winter with
bread or potatoes. In
French culinary terminology...
- c****erole, as croquettes, or as battered, deep-fried pieces. In France,
brandade de
morue is a po****r
baked gratin dish of
potatoes mashed with rehydrated...
- cheeses.
Catalan influence can be seen in the
cuisine here with
dishes like
brandade made from a purée of
dried cod
wrapped in
mangold leaves.
Snails are plentiful...
- separately—the
broth is
served over
thick slices of
bread with
rouille (see below).
Brandade de
morue is a
thick purée of salt cod,
olive oil, milk, and garlic, usually...
- provençale" tag include:
Aioli made of garlic, salt, egg yolk and
olive oil
Brandade de morue, salt cod and
olive oil
mashed with
potatoes or
bread Daube, Provençal...
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Bourride (white fish
stewed with
vegetables and wine,
garnished with aïoli)
Brandade de
morue (puréed salt cod)
Cargolade (Catalan
style of escargot) Clap****ade...
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Bread Lefse Rewena bread Wrap roti
Fried Mashed Aligot Bangers and mash
Brandade Brændende kærlighed
Champ Clapshot Colcannon Croquette Duchess potatoes...
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Lapsang Cream) – 14
stars Rick
Moonen (Opakapaka and
Barramundi Ceviche;
Brandade of
Shrimp and Scallop;
Preserved Lemon Custard with Macadamia, Coconut...
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potato and l**** soup;
hachis Parmentier, a
cottage or shepherd's pie;
brandade de
morue parmentier, salt cod
mashed with
olive oil and potatoes; pommes...
- dish
Bolinhos de
bacalhau –
Portuguese and
Brazilian dish of fish
balls Brandade –
Emulsion of salt cod,
olive oil, and
potatoes Esgarret –
Valencian cod...
