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Pot-
au-
feu (/ˌpɒtoʊˈfɜːr/, French: [pɔt‿o fø] ; lit. '
pot on the fire') is a
French dish of
slowly boiled meat and vegetables,
usually served as two courses:...
- Bouffant, lit. 'The P****ion of
Dodin Bouffant'),
previously titled The
Pot-
au-
Feu, is a 2023
French historical romantic drama film
written and directed...
- or
pot-
au-
feu: Bread,
water or ale, and a companati**** ('that
which goes with the bread') from the cauldron, the
original stockpot or
pot-
au-
feu that...
- Le
Pot-
au-
feu:
Journal de
cuisine pratique et d'économie domestique,
later called Le
pot-
au-
feu et les
Bonnes recettes réunis (1929-1956), was a biw****ly...
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French beef stew
pot-
au-
feu (literally, "
pot on the fire"). Accordingly,
Western sources generally maintain that phở is
derived from
pot-
au-
feu in both name...
- and
Colonel Dubreton parlay with
Pot-
au-
Feu and
Hakeswill to pay
ransom and
arrange the captives' release, but
Pot-
au-
Feu and
Hakeswill only
prescribe further...
-
common food in Europe,
still widely eaten there and in
French Canada Pot-
au-
feu, the
French stew of oxtail, marrow, and vegetables,
sometimes sausage...
-
Alsatian dish made from
cooked meat
stuffing (usually the
remainders of
pot-
au-
feu), eggs, onions, parsley, salt,
pepper rolled in a
fresh egg pasta. The...
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until the meat is soft, and then
quartered potatoes added. Food
portal Pot-
au-
feu Lancashire hotpot List of beef
dishes Nikujaga Peterson, J. (2014). Done...
- also the
Prince Regent in Sharpe's Regiment. Tony
Haygarth was "Marshal"
Pot-
au-
Feu in Sharpe's
Enemy and Sir
Willoughby Par**** in Sharpe's Justice. The...
