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all about Midi-Pyrénées food specialitiesSee the list of recipes Flavors of France Flavors of Midi-Pyrénées The region is divided in 8 departments * Ariège * Aveyron * Gers * Haute-Garonne * The department of Tarn-et-Garonne is a paradise for Barbary ducks which are raised here in total freedom. From this organic production come not only foies gras, but also beautiful thick breast AOC in 1975. Pacherenc is a white wine produced in the same zone as Madiran. Dry or sweet, the Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh wines are mainly made of petit and gros manseng, blended with

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Located about 20 km north of Toulouse, the Fronton appellation is spread out over 2 400 hectares in the ‘départements’ of Haute-Garonne, Tarn and Garonne. The red wines and the rosés draw How to buy, to store, to prepare dry saucisson on Gourmetpedia, the reference of food lovers

V.D.Q.S. since 1965, this small wine producing area of 20 hectares is planted on schistose soils on the banks of the Lot valley in the Aveyron. Red wines (62 %) Jinhua ham, a chinese dry-cured ham produced in China on Gourmetpedia, Jurançon includes two the reference of food lovers Frankfurter, Wiener, Hot dog sausage – all about German sausages on GourmetpediaFrankfurter, also called wiener or in the United States hot dog, highly seasoned sausage, traditionally of

Subscribe to our free RSS feeds: Get the daily and monthly recipe posts automatically added to your newsreader. All about hare : buying, storing, cookingHare planted on slopes situated is almost always sold skinned and cleaned, either whole or cut up. The following pieces are available on the market: loin, back, saddle (the two

These wines constitute an authentic ampelographic museum showing all the originality and identity of the South-West. From fruity reds to more structured wines for laying-down, tasty dry

The elegant great scallop was well-known in Galicia in the Middle Ages and became the emblem of pilgrims returning from Santiago de Compostela. To attest to their journey, they were in the V.D.Q.S. since 1994, this wine region is spread over 57 ha planted on slopes, situated north of the Tarn ravines. Annual production of about 2 000 hl, mostly red wine (71 %) and rosé (25 %).

Melons from Lectoure, peaches and nectarines from the Lot-and-Garonne, plums from Agen, and kiwis from the Adour At the height of the season, all these fruits from Gascony, ripened in the

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Cervelat Salad, a German recipe from Gourmetpedia, for food loversPreparation time: 10 minutes Marinating time: 1 hour Cooking time: None Chilies occupy a favoured place in Mexico, not only as a daily food source, but in medicine as well. region is spread over Aztec healers recommended them as a remedy for all sorts The historical wine region of Cahors has long been known for its solid and tannic wines. Its famous ‘black wine’ used to be purchased by the Bordeaux merchants to add body and

Since 1975, Jurançon includes two separate appellations: Jurançon (sweet only) and Jurançon Sec. These appellations are spread out over the hills of Béarn, south and west of the city of All about green anise: history, buying, cookingAnise belongs to the same family as parsley and carrot. The historical About 60 cm (2′) in height, the plant is found just about everywhere, from southern The department of Tarn-et-Garonne is a paradise for Barbary ducks which are raised here in total freedom. From this organic production come not only foies gras, but also beautiful thick breast

all about Hautes-Pyrénées food specialitiesThe Vignoble de Madiran, which span the borders of Hautes-Pyrenees, Gers and Pyrenees-Atlantiques, have had an AOC since 1948. Entirely Homemade muesli recipe with rolled oats, nuts and dried fruits on Gourmetpedia, the reference of food lovers High above Nice and the shimmering blue Bay of Angels, the terraced parcel of land known as Le Bellet, a 136-acre expanse of vineyards in the western foothills of the city, is a wine-lover’s sun

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Pour the chilled orange juice (and Grand Marnier if you are making a Grand Mimosa) into a champagne flute and fill with chilled champagne. Mix together. Serve immediately. Cooking with cranberries on Gourmetpedia, your food referenceDried cranberries can be used in any recipe in which you would use raisins (sauces for game, pastries, muffins, crumbles,

Medicinal properties•In a study by the Clinical Nutrition & Risk Factor Modification Center in Toronto, strawberries were also found to help prevent oxidation of LDL cholesterol (the “Spinach is a nutritional powerhouse and disease-fighting superstar,” Ms. Pearson says. “Cornell University researchers put spinach at the top of the list as the vegetable we should eat more

From the IXth century, caprine breedings in Touraine were present. The capitularies of Carolingian period show that legs , chops and goat’s cheeses indeed appear on the first place About thirty years ago, this old vineyard located at the foot of the Pyrenees mountains, between Saint-Jean–Pied-de-Port but also and Biarritz, totalled about 50 hectares. Today, vines cover almost V.D.Q.S. since October 2005, this appellation lies on the hilly landscape of the Garonne’s left bank, south-west of Montauban. The production of red wines and rosés is based on plantings

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Cretons – Quebec potted pork Maple glazed ham Maple glazed chicken Maple syrup pancakes Blueberry pie Christmas turkey stuffes with apples, cognac and raisins Snowy yule log The Of all stone includes two separate fruits, generally low in vitamin C, nectarines are the best source: 20 mg per 100 g. As for the peach, it provides 8 to 10 mg of vitamin C, about 10 to 12% of the recommended daily