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What 8-armed cephalopod is used along with white wine and garlic to make the French dish Poulpe a la Provencale?

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octopus

What color does the name 'beurre blanc' translate to in English?

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white

What freshwater crustacean is required in a quantity of at least 30 to make mousse d'ecrevisses in French cuisine?

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crayfish

What is the name of the French dish that translates to 'coarse stew' and has eggplant as its basic ingredient?

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ratatouille

In French cooking, what is a 'supreme' that is a type of veloute made with meat stock, butter, and flour?

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sauce

What leafy green vegetable is the main ingredient in souffle d'epinards?

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spinach

What is the name of the large melon in France, known as a pasteque, that might be filled with wine before being served?

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watermelon

In French cuisine, what reptile is commonly used to make soup, with its flippers sometimes being braised and served in sauce?

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turtle

What blue-veined treat, known as the 'cheese of kings and popes', is often paired with a dry red wine to conclude many French meals?

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roquefort

What 11-letter French potato soup should you not complain about if it is served cold?

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vichyssoise

What vegetable, known as chou-fleur in French, can be sauteed or eaten raw in salads?

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cauliflower

What vegetable, known as chou-fleur in French, is used in dishes described as a la Dubarry in French cuisine?

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cauliflower

What is the name of the Marseilles stew made with 'rascasse', a Mediterranean rockfish?

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bouillabaisse

What kind of meat is required to make cotes de veau grillees?

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veal

What light and airy dish, often made with beaten egg whites, gets its name from French cuisine and can include ingredients like chocolate or salmon?

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mousse

What is the Provencal stew that is often served over slices of dried French bread and is the soup du jour on Fish on Fridays?

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bouillabaisse

What type of bird is cooked in the French dish known as Canard aux petits pois?

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