Duchesse - a term for potatoes pureed with milk and butter.
Dumpling - a small ball of dough or bread or potatoes, steamed, or simmered in a stew or soup. Sweet dumplings are usually baked and contain fruit.
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Duchess - The name for potato purée that is enriched with cream, then piped into decorative shapes and browned in the oven. They are often piped around the rim of a platter onto which a roast or whole fish may be served.
Duchess potatoes
Boiled potatoes whipped with egg yolks and then pressed thru a pastry tube
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Duchesse potatoes: boiled or steamed potatoes pureed and mixed with butter and egg yolks, flavored with nutmeg.
pommes duchesse: mashed potatoes with butter, egg yolks, nutmeg garnish
pommes en robe: potatoes cooked with skins on
pommes frites: French fries ...
What is Duchesse? In the culinary arts, the word Duchesse refers to a French recipe for pureed potatoes that includes ... Read the definition of Duchesse.
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Abricots Duchesse (Fr.): apricots with meringue and vanilla ice cream.
Abricots meringués (Fr.): apricots with rice and meringue.
Abrilliantar (Sp.): to glaze.
duchesse, a la (Fr.) Potatoes boiled and pureed with eggs and butter and often piped as a garnish or border; a duchesse is a small cream puff stuffed with savory puree, coated with a chaud-froid sauce, and served as an hors d'oeuvre.
Cod Baked with Cream and Bay-leaves, with Duchesse Potato
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Corned Beef 'N Noodle Casserole
Corned Beef and Cabbage for Two
Corned Beef and Cabbage Hash
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It wasn't until Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, asked for tea and light refreshments in her room one afternoon, around 1830, that the ritual began.
The Duchess of Bedford is credited with founding this tradition. By the Victorian era, the custom of afternoon tea was practiced more or less by most inhabitants of the British Isles, and elsewhere in the British Empire.
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Also known as langoustine, Norway lobster and scampi, available fresh or frozen, in and out of their shells. Cook by boiling or grilling, if fresh. Duchess ...
If you fancy something a little more, though, serve the casserole with creamed or duchesse potatoes and peas or broccoli. Simple colours and smooth textures, without competing flavours, they go well with the fish without detracting from it.
Du Barry: containing cauliflower, cràme Du Barry is a pureed cauliflower soup
duchesse: pureéd potatoes that have been enriched with egg yolks and piped from pastry bag ...
 See also: Cream, Butter, Sauce, Cooking, Roast
  
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