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Salade niçoise (French pronunciation: [saˈlad niˈswaz]; Occitan:
salada niçarda,
pronounced [saˈlaðo niˈsaɾðo], or
salada nissarda in the Niçard dialect)...
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known under the name
Niçoise,
which signifies its
curing method. It is
commonly used as an
important ingredient in the
salade niçoise. It can also be used...
- wood fires.
Porquette niçoise is
registered officially as a
typical product of Alpes-Maritimes in the list of
dishes of
Niçoise cuisine inscribed as intangible...
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vegetables that
originated in Nice and is
sometimes referred to as
ratatouille niçoise (French: [niswaz]).
Recipes and
cooking times differ widely, but common...
- breadcrumbs, meat (generally
sausage and
ground beef), and herbs; and
salade niçoise is a
tomato salad with
baked eggs, tuna or anchovies,
olives and often...
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composed of pain de campagne, a
whole wheat bread,
enclosing a
salade niçoise, a
salad composed mainly of raw vegetables, hard
boiled eggs, anchovies...
- Mickaël
Joseph Niçoise (born 19
September 1984) is a
French professional footballer who
plays as a
striker for
French club Meaux. Born in Bondy, Seine-Saint-Denis...
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longer the case
except in Nice,
where the dish was
called tripes à la
niçoise. If
using sheep's feet, the hair on them is
seared off, then the feet are...
- ease of preparation, it is
common fare at potlucks. Food
portal Egg
salad Niçoise salad List of
salads List of tuna
dishes Westmoreland, S. (2007). The Good...
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Cuisine Minceur. Macmillan. pp. 221–4. ISBN 0-333-21907-4.
Ratatouille Niçoise is
recipe No 144,
while Confit bayaldi is No 141 Aldo
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