- packs, or they can be
sliced to order, most
often in
delicatessens and
charcuteries.
Bresaola Chicken breast Chicken loaf (also
known as
chicken roll) Corned...
-
symbolised by its
cheeses (comté, mont d'or, morbier, cancoillotte) and
charcuteries (Morteau sausage, Montbéliard sausage,
smoked ham). The department's...
-
During World War II,
American soldiers were
introduced to
regional charcuteries and
cheeses of France, Italy, Germany, and
Greece and
helped proliferate...
- OCLC 903332744. "Saucissons secs" (in French). Le
Centre d'Information des
Charcuteries-produits
Traiteurs (Infocharcuteries).
Archived from the
original on...
- and
Wallonia (south Belgium)
boudin noir is
traditionally prepared in
charcuteries,
shops that
prepare mainly pork
products (and
sometimes duck and game)...
- a
fruit shop in Naggar,
Himachal Pradesh,
India Food
retail includes charcuteries, butcheries, delicatessens,
green groceries,
provedores etc. Kaaswereld...
-
amounting to
around 10% of the
exports of
fresh meat of this country. Two
charcuteries produce ham, sausages, and pâtés from
local and
imported pork. The copra...
- savour. Scheeder,
Martin (2017). "Production
porcine régionale pour les
charcuteries traditionnelles valdo-fribourgeoises".
Recherche Agronomique Suisse....
- such as the
Leroux and
Bonal cheese factories, the
Morin refinery, MAS
charcuteries, Teil
cured by the
Altitude group,
refrigerated transport operator Olano...
-
Plancks korv" ('Doctoress' Planck's Sausage'),
which was po****r in the
charcuteries of Stockholm.
Maria Amalia Gustava Planck, http://www.skbl.se/sv/artikel/AmaliaPlanck...
