- the
grape seeds preserved in
salts were also
called verjus during the
Middle Ages. The word
verjus is
derived from the
French term vert jus (lit. 'green...
- País Vasco), Mendic, Mendik, Mondic, Mune
Mahatsa (in País Vasco),
Petit Verjus, Pic
Pouille blanc, Picpouille, Picpoul, Picpoule,
Picpoult d’Armagnac,...
-
Louis (de)
Verjus,
count of Crécy (1629,
Paris – 13
December 1709) was a
French politician and diplomat. A
Conseiller d’État and
brother of the notable...
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- them warm or cold with
olive oil, salt,
fresh ground pepper,
lemon juice,
verjus or
orange juice. He also
suggested roasting vegetables wrapped in damp paper...
- galengale. Sweet-sour
flavors were
commonly added to
dishes with
vinegar and
verjus combined with
sugar (for the affluent) or honey. A
common form of food preparation...
-
Logan Verjus van B**** (born 7
September 1990) is a New Zealand-Dutch cricketer. He has pla**** for the
Netherlands national cricket team
since 2012 and...
- Cotogna,
opened next door in 2011. The
couple opened a
third establishment,
Verjus, a wine bar and
restaurant in the same neighborhood, in 2019. In 2017, Quince...
- 24 (3): 352–359. doi:10.1080/87559120802089324.
Retrieved 2024-12-29. "
Verjus". Bon Appétit. Condé Nast. 2007-11-19.
Archived from the
original on 2023-10-17...
- rare
offerings to
nobles and lords, and sour
breeds as used to make cider,
verjus, vinegar, and medicine. That
theological and
dietetic discourse affected...
