- cut into long thin strips,
similar to matchsticks.
Common items to be
julienned are
carrots for
carrots julienne,
celery for céléris remoulade, potatoes...
- hashbrowns, are a po****r
American breakfast food
consisting of
finely julienned potatoes that have been
fried until golden brown. Hash
browns are a staple...
-
pickled baby l****s,
sliced abalone,
pickled julienned carrots,
pickled julienned daikon radish,
seasoned julienned jellyfish,
sliced pork, head
cheese and...
-
described as a gentlemen. His
marriage certificate lists his
first name as
Julienn. Carr and his wife
emigrated to
Western Australia,
arriving in
March 1848...
-
ribbons formed from
finely cutting the
leaves in this technique.
Brunoise Julienning "Chiffonade". Merriam-Webster.
Retrieved 27
November 2012. Escoffier,...
-
siraegi or used
fresh in
cooking mu-mallaengi –
dried radish,
prepared by
julienning radishes and sun-drying them
musun –
radish sprout,
grown from radish...
- drippings. It is
accompanied by
roasted tomatoes,
green or red
peppers and
julienned onions with
parsley and sumac.
Other typical mezes in Adana-Mersin served...
- 春餅; pinyin: chūn bǐng) and an ****ortment of
vegetable dishes,
typically julienned cu****ber and
spring onion. Traditionally,
diners dip
slices of duck into...
- are
often used. For a more
robust green curry, such as with seafood,
julienned krachai (fingerroot or
Chinese keys),
white turmeric, and holy
basil can...
-
Yukhoe with
julienned cu****bers and bae...
