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The picture and its accompanying recipe are part of a section simply labeled chaud-froid, which literally means warm-cold. The source of the term chaud-froid and when it was first used is a bit cloudy. I have three different editions of Larousse gastronomique and each tells a slightly different story.
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Chaudfroid - Definition of Chaudfroid at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Chaudfroid. Look it up now! ... chaud-medley...
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Chaud (French for "hot") and froid (French for "cold") combine in this term to explain food (usually meat, poultry or game) that is first cooked, then chilled before serving. The distinguishing feature of a chaud-froid is that the food is glazed with an ASPIC, which is allowed to set before serving. ... Related Tips & Advice...
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"Philéas Gilbert says that the chaud-froid originated at the Château Montmorency in 1759, and that it was given its name by the maréchal de Luxembourg himself. The maréchal de Luxembourg had invited a large and brilliant assembly to his castle...
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Chaud-Froid Trivia: Food Reference history, trivia, kitchen & cooking tips & facts, recipes, quotes, humor, poetry and culinary crosswords ... See also quote by Phileas Gilbert under chaud-froid quotes...
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Presented under the name of 'refroidi' (cooled), this term displeased the marshal, who insisted on the name of chaud-froid."; Phileas Gilbert ... FOOD QUOTES > 'Cabbage' to 'Chaud' > Chaud-Froid >
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Add to the veloute of the white Chaud-Froid Sauce, at the same time as the jelly, an infusion prepared thus: - Boil one gill of white wine, and add to it one pinch each of chervil stalks, tarragon lea... ... prev: White Chaud-Froid Sauce...
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Not a Member? Register Here ... Title: Polish Chaud-Froid Of Small Birds ; Yield: 4 Servings; Ingredients; 12 sm Birds with hearts, livers, -gizzards; Salt; as needed; 1/4 lb Calf's liver; 1 lb Veal or pork; 1/4 lb Salt pork;
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White Chaudfroid Sauce Recipe, a classic dish from France ... ; Welcome to the Celtnet Recipes Page for White Chaudfroid Sauce ... Sauces and Jams...
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