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Armagnac
This particular type of liquor is a variant of brandy that is noted for its dry and aromatic qualities. Often referred to as “The Brandy of Lafayette,” it shares some similarities with cognac, although it is generally regarded as being of lower quality. Cognac is a type of high-quality French brandy that is named after…
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Arlesienneb
The culinary preparation known as “à la Arlesienne” is typically characterized by the frying of certain ingredients in oil, which are then served together with accompanying elements such as tomatoes, onions, and eggplant.
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Arkansas apple
During the months of November to May, a type of apple known as the Mammoth Black Twig is available for cooking or baking in its entirety.
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Arabique
In the Arabian fashion gracefully or tasetefully prepared for serving.
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Apple snow
This delectable dessert comprises of a luscious amalgamation of smoothly pureed applesauce and egg whites which have been vigorously beaten into a stiff consistency, resulting in a light and fluffy texture. To further enhance the taste, a subtle hint of vanilla and a zesty tang of lemon has been added to the mix, culminating in…
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Apple par
A delectable confection consisting of apples and saccharine, mixed with a dash of lemon juice, simmered until solidified, and subsequently poured into a mold. This delightful treat is frequently accompanied by the addition of almond bits and a dollop of aerated cream.
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Apple pan dowdy
Beneath a generous blanket of thick, crumbly dough made from flour, butter, and baking powder, lies a bed of perfectly sliced and delicately arranged apples. The whole creation is baked in an oven, allowing the tantalizing aroma of baked apples and warm, buttery dough to fill the room.
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Applejack
A spirit derived from the distillation of fermented apple cider within the territorial boundaries of the United States.
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Apollinaris
A colorless and fizzy natural spring water from Europe, without any added taste, is consumed during meals by individuals who choose not to indulge in alcoholic beverages.
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Apician
Apicius, the renowned Roman gastronome, was known for his penchant for the finer things in cuisine. His name has since become associated with both exquisite and costly cooking, referred to as “Apician.” This style of cookery, often described as dainty, is characterized by its use of exotic ingredients and intricate preparation methods, resulting in a…