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Didier Chrispeels (born 26
February 1958),
better known as
Crisse, is a
Belgian comic-strip
artist from Brussels. Bonte, P. (2005). De
StripDatabank (in...
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Oreilles de
crisse (French pronunciation: [ɔʁɛj də kʁis]) is a
traditional Quebec dish
consisting of deep-fried
salted fatback. Its name
means "ears of...
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Crissé (French pronunciation: [kʁise]) is a
commune in the
Sarthe department in the Pays de la
Loire region in north-western France.
Communes of the Sarthe...
- no way you can be this stupid").
Crisse de câlice de
tabarnak d'esti de sacrament:
Expressive of
extreme anger.
Crisse de câlice de
tabarnak d'esti de...
- Lancelot-Théodore,
Comte de
Turpin de
Crissé (9 July 1782 – 15 May 1859) was a
French writer and
painter from Paris. His most
familiar works are landscapes...
- sausages,
baked beans,
scrambled eggs, pork
rinds (including
oreilles de
crisse) and pancakes.
Other specialities include pickles and bread,
followed by...
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Isabelle de
Crissé,
Madame de
Monthoiron née
Chabot (fl. 1578) was a
French court official. She was the
royal governess of King
Charles IX of
France for...
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Retrieved 24
February 2019. Pratt,
Alexandre (28
February 2019). "Ton
crisse de kawish". La Presse+ (in French).
Retrieved 3
March 2019. Gruda, Agnès...
- Savoy. She was
raised under the
supervision of her governess,
Isabelle de
Crissé. When
Marie Elisabeth was less than two
years old her father, King Charles...
- a side.
Breakfast at a
sugar shack,
featuring fève au lard,
oreilles de
crisse, eggs, ham and potatoes.
Cuisine of
Quebec Sugar shack "Haricots au lard"...
