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Loin of pork in black pudding crust with Puy lentils, celeriac mash and caramelised apples
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Ballotine of chicken with pomme purée, Savoy cabbage, chanterelle mushrooms and Madeira sauce
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crown roast Loin of pork or two loins of lamb from the rib section,
tied into a crown, trimmed, and roasted; the ends of the rib bones
are often decorated with paper frills, the center filled with a vegetable or starch stuffing.

Carré de porc (Fr.): rack (ribs) or loin of pork; also crown roast.
Carré détalonne (Fr.) (Butch.): bone-in pork loin (without vertebrae).
Carré de veau (Fr.): rack (ribs) or loin of veal; also crown roast.

Trimmed, pressed, smoked loin of pork that may be purchased cooked or uncooked
Canape
An appetizer, toasted bread, or cracker covered with a tasty paste and garnished ...

6-7 lb. (16 ribs) center cut loin of pork
2 Tbsp. garlic, minced
2 Tbsp. fresh thyme, chopped ...

medallion (med-al-eean) - A French word meaning "metal." The word means a skinless, boneless round piece of meat which is usually cut from the loin of pork, lamb, or veal.

See also: Pork, Loin, Cider, Cooking, Lemon

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