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Ile flottante - a dessert
made of egg whites and sugar and served on custard cream.
Infuse - process of extracting the flavour
from herbs, spices, tea by pouring boiling water and allowing
the water to take on the flavours of the ingredients.
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Japanese fish sauce - a strong flavoured
sauce made from fermented fish used as a condiment.
John dory - also known as St Peter's fish
is a delicate flavoured fish with 2 distinctive finger marks
above the gills. It can be grilled, poached and fried.
Juliennes - very finely cut vegetables,
fruits, or herbs into thin matchsticks.
Jus - French term for juice which is the
natural juice left from a piece of meat when roasted.
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Kebab - small pieces of meat, fish, chicken,
vegetables and fruits threaded onto skewers which are then
barbecued or grilled.
Kirsch - liqueur made from the distillation
of cherries.
Knead - the process of working the dough
either by hand or using an electric dough hook to obtain a
smoother and more elastic dough.
Koulibiac - a pie of Russian origin made
with layers of fish, rice and vegetables and wrapped in brioche
pastry.
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Lardons - small cubes of bacon.
Lemon grass - root with a strong lemon flavour
used in Thai cuisine to flavour sweet and savoury dishes.
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Lemon sole - another name
for flounder, which can be grilled or fried.
Lining a tin - placing a sheet of greaseproof
or parchment or baking paper on the bottom of the tin to prevent
the cake, pastry, or bread from sticking to the bottom.
Loin - cut of lamb or pork from the back
region of the animal.
Lyonnaise - a la lyonnaise is a term used
to describe sautéed dishes made of onions cooked in
butter and vinegar and chopped parsley.
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