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á la anglaise : In culinary terms means, <u>In the English style </u>– usually means cooked simple. | |||
á l'anglaise: Coated with flour, egggwash and breadcrumbs. | |||
l'Anglaise: French description, something cooked "in the English manner." | |||
Anglicised: a la anglaise | |||
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Revision as of 21:14, 14 February 2011
á la anglaise : In culinary terms means, In the English style – usually means cooked simple.
á l'anglaise: Coated with flour, egggwash and breadcrumbs.
l'Anglaise: French description, something cooked "in the English manner."
Anglicised: a la anglaise
Varified by: