French Cuisine Flashcards

1
Q

Often paired with fruit for desert

A

Cheese

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2
Q

Espresso is served in this type of cup

A

Demitasse

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3
Q

A French cuisine that emphasizes lightness and natural tastes in food.

A

Nouvelle

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4
Q

Salad is served after the meal usually with this type of dressing

A

Vinaigrette

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5
Q

One of the main ingredients in pate

A

Liver

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6
Q

Thin match like strips of food

A

Julienne

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7
Q

Served between courses to cleanse the palate

A

Sorbet

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8
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A French cuisine characterized by elaborate preparations, fancy garnishes, and rich sauces

A

Haute

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9
Q

Small dishes designed to stimulate the appetite

A

Hor doeuvre

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10
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A mixture of butter or other fat and flour that forms the base of white sauces

A

Roux

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11
Q

Doused in liquor and set alight until the alcohol burns away

A

Flambé

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12
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The French cuisine enjoyed by most French families, which features locally grown foods and simple cooking methods

A

Provincial

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13
Q

A rare type of fungi harvested with the help of pigs

A

Truffles

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14
Q

A stew of white beans, poultry, pork, and herbs

A

Cassoulet

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15
Q

Breakfast in France is called le petit de

A

Jeuner

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16
Q

Capital of France

A

Paris

17
Q

The soil in the Burgundy, Bordeaux and Champaign regions is good for

A

Vineyards

18
Q

This is one way the French measures status

A

Education

19
Q

This famous tower was built for the 1889 World’s Fair

A

Eiffel

20
Q

An eastern region on France known for red wine, snails, and coq au vin

A

Burgundy

21
Q

Snails

A

Escargot

22
Q

A light dessert made with whipped cream or whipped egg whites

A

Mousse

23
Q

Finely chopped and seasoned meat of game birds into a spread

A

Pate

24
Q

A custard tart that originated in the Lorraine regions

A

Quiche

25
Q

Located in southwestern France, this area is known for wind

A

Bordeaux

26
Q

This region borders Germany

A

Alsace

27
Q

Northwestern France known for apple orchards and rolling countryside

A

Normandy

28
Q

This beverage is served throughout the meal

A

Wine

29
Q

At breakfast the French often drink hot milk and coffee, or

A

Cafe au lait