- evolution. [citation needed] The
original explanation of the
French term
rosbif is that it
referred to the
English tradition of
cooking roast beef, and...
- the
French penchant for
eating frogs' legs (see
comparable French term
Rosbif). Also
known in
Slavic countries, but only
towards the (mainland) French...
-
methods from the 18th
century that a
French nickname for the
English is "les
Rosbifs". The beef on weck
sandwich is a
tradition in
western New York
dating back...
- "Roastbeef" (or "
rosbif") is a long-standing
Anglophobe French slang term to
designate the
English or
British people. Its
origins lies in
William Hogarth's...
-
brioche cake with
almonds baked in a
special bell
shaped mould)
Presskopf Rosbif à l'alsacienne (horsemeat) Spätzle
Tarte à l'oignon or Zewelwaï
Tarte flambée...
- "Peter Crouch:
Former Tottenham Hotspur and
Stoke City man in Sweden". Les
Rosbifs.
Archived from the
original on 10 June 2013.
Retrieved 7 June 2013. "Francis...
-
brewpubs called Frog and
Rosbif,
which blend British and
French traditions. ('Frog' is the
English nickname for the French, and
Rosbif or "roast beef" the...
-
series was "the
interplay between Stephen Dillane's easygoing, laddish,
rosbif detective inspector and his po-faced,
glacial but – wouldn't you know it...
-
Roast Beef of Old England, and the
French nickname for
English people: les
rosbifs ("the
roast beefs"). Tea is
symbolic of England. In 2006, a government-sponsored...
- leaves),
drink lukewarm beer (Bitter), eat
tasteless foods with mint
sauce (
Rosbif), and live in
streets containing rows of
identical houses. In
Asterix and...
