snail is loosely applied to almost all members of the molluscan class Gastropoda which have coiled shells in the adult stage.
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Popular since prehistoric times, the snail was greatly favored by ancient Romans who set aside special vineyards where snails could feed and fatten.
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Snails can be collected in the wild or farmed for prepared escargot. Farmed snails are fed on a mixture of green and dried foods, with some snail raisers preferring dried food because it is less messy than fresh greens.
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A marine snail often eaten direct from the shell. Cooked for 10 minutes in salted water, whelks are eaten with bread and butter.
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Escargot -( Snails ) They can be terrestrial, freshwater or marine. Escargot is the common name for the land gastropod mollusk. The edible snails of France have a single shell that is tan and white, and 1 to 2 inches diameter.
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Large marine snail of the gastropod family. The foot-like muscle is flavorful but tough. It is typically tenderized by pounding before cooking. Sometimes found in Italian recipes.
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BOVOLO - Snail. Usually saut�ed with garlic and olive oil.
BRANZINO - Also known as spigola, this fish is known as sea bass in North America. Often cooked whole, it is delicate in flavor and has few bones.
A small marine snail. Whelks are poached and served hot or cold.
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escargot: land snail
escargot à l'alsacienne: simmered in Riesling, baked with garlic and parsley butter stuffing
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Schnecken means 'snails,' which is what these coiled buns resemble. They are much stickier, puffier, gooier and generally more over the top than ordinary...
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Caraco (Spanish): Snail
Caramelo Duro Hecho Con Azucar Y Mantequilla (Spanish): Butterscotch
Cardamom (India): An Indian herb with capsular fruits with aromatic seeds most commonly found as a spice or condiment.
Whelk
A marine snail similar to the conch, can be boiled and eaten directly from its shell.
Whetstone
A piece of stone, used for whetting, or sharpening, edge tools.
lumaconi = giant snails Notes: This is an outsized version of the Italian pasta shape called lumache, which resembles a snail shells. Lumaconi are usually stuffed and baked. Substitutes: conchiglioni OR manicotti OR cannelloni ...
escargot (Fr.) Snail.
escarole A type of chicory with broader, less delicate leaves and a more bitter taste than lettuce; excellent for winter salads.
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Ayu Sweet fish Azuki Small red beans Baigai Small water snails Battera Oshi Sushi topped with mackerel Beef Negimaki Sizzling, thin-sliced beef rolls wrapped around scallions and broiled with teriyaki sauce.
Abalone - A mollusk, related to a sea snail, similar in flavor to a clam. It may be cooked by various methods and is best suited to very long or very short cooking times.
petit gris: small edible snail, Helix aspersa aspersa
petit pan: roll
petit salé: salt pork
petite friture: any small items (tiny fish, shrimp, vegetables, squid rings, etc.), lightly battered and quickly fried ...
The dishes of the Roussillon and Languedoc range from the Catalan snail, pork sausage, and lamb chop grilled repast known as cargolade to the Camarguais gardiane, a bull, red wine, and black olive stew.
Garlic butters accompany snails, mussels and grills of fish or meat. Pasta dishes often call for sauces flavoured with garlic. French and Spanish aioli and Greek skordalia are powerful garlic sauces.
This edible gastropod belongs to the same family as the sea slug and is related to the snail. Out of its shell, it resembles a large scallop. They are found in United States, Japan, Australia, Mexico, and Indo-Pacific Region.
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Periwinkle - a small sea snail served roasted, poached, or raw, with wine sauce.
Persimmon - small acidulous plum-like tool used to crush or pound food in a bowl with rough interior surface - the mortar.
Though compared to clams, scallops, and abalone (another kind of ocean snail), conch has a distinctive flavor and texture. Norman Van Aken, chef of Norman's restaurant, says, "It's like an exotic clam, but less salty, less sweet.
Escargot French word for Snail
Espagnole sauce A rich brown sauce of meat, vegetables, and seasoning
Essence An oily, concentrated extract from foods, used to flavor certain dishes.
A type of mollusk, related to the sea snail, having a flat, oval shell. Th...
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The reference seems to point at the leaves of some scurvygrass species, which are supposed to look similar to the special type of spoons used to administer medicines. The word is closely related to Latin cochlea 'snail's shell' suggesting that the ...
Escargot: It is the common name for the land gastropod mollusk. The edible snails of France have a single shell that is tan and white, and 1 to 2 inches diameter. This is what you see for sale at the gourmet food market for some outrageous price.
Heston Blumenthal - Thrice-Michelin-starred British chef famous for such 'molecular gastronomy' dishes as egg and bacon ice cream and snail porridge
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Garlic mayonnaise originating from the south of France to be eaten with hot and cold boiled vegetables, fish and snails.
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Mollusc: Any of a number of invertebrate animals with soft, un-segmented bodies usually enclosed in a hard shell; included are clams, oysters, and snails.
Mollusk : Animals of the phylum Mollusca characterized by soft invertebrate bodies, and typically covered by a hard outer shell. They are divided into three categories univalves (abalone, conch, and snails), ...
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Snail Butter Butter creamed, and mixed with finely chopped shallots, crushed garlic, parsley, salt and pepper.
Snip The cutting of herbs or leaf vegetables into small pieces.
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