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Au

Au refers to any species of Marlin mostly Pacific Blue in Hawaii, which is a lean and extremely tender fish.

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Au beurre

au beurre is a French term meaning foods cooked in butter or served with butter.

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Au gratin

Au gratin refers to dishes that are covered with a sauce, sprinkled with cheese or bread crumbs, or both, and then baked to a golden brown

Au just

Au jus refers to a food that is served with its natural juice

Au lait

Au lait is an Italian term which means "with milk"

Au naturel

Au naturel is a French term which means plainly cooked, or served raw.

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Aubergine

Aubergine is a German word for eggplant.

Aubergines a la provencale

- Aubergines a la provencale : Aubergines a la provencale literally means "aubergines or eggplants in the style of Provence", where the aubergines are split lengthways, then flesh is removed, chopped and mixed with onions, tomatoes and garlic, returned to the skins and baked au gratin.

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Auf de Tageskarte

auf de Tageskarte is a German term which means "on today's menu"

Aufkochen

aufkochen is a German term which means "to let come to the boil" or "to boil up".

  • neu aufkochen means "to reboil" or to boil again
  • aufkochen (lassen) means "to bring to the boil"

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