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{{DISPLAYTITLE:?}}. <br>The expression:  á la anglaise <br>General definition <br>  In the English style – cooked simple. <br> [[User:GeorgeHill|George Hill]] <br> Alternative definitions
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In culinary terms means, In the English style – usually means cooked simple.  
 
á l'anglaise: Coated with flour, eggwash and breadcrumbs.
 
[[Special:Contributions/58.109.62.227|George Hill]]
 
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'''Conversational / Colloquial / Comments''':
 
This term is anglicised: "a la anglaise"
 
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Revision as of 04:20, 30 May 2011

 

Definition and references:

In culinary terms means, In the English style – usually means cooked simple.

á l'anglaise: Coated with flour, eggwash and breadcrumbs.

George Hill

Country / Region Contemporary - regional interpretations - changes or alternative meanings:
Australia Same
Canada
England
France Something cooked "in the English manner."
Germany
United States
Add Country
Add Country
Add Country
Add Country

Conversational / Colloquial / Comments:

This term is anglicised: "a la anglaise"