What are some French dishes?
>>22076170pain
>>22076170Gotta be the mcbaguette for me.
>>22076170Pate a choux
>>22076170
>>22076170Ravioli au spaghetti
>>22076170egghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viUNdDENnDU
Quiche.
>>22076507Fuck yourself. You're an evil cunt.
I am making coq au vin tonight
>>22076519>coq au vin>looks inside>chickenwhat did the French mean by this?
>>22076563Chicken with Wine is what they meant.
>>22076568yeah but why did they call it coq au vin instead of poulet au vin. i blame l'Académie Française.
>>22076571>chicken>cock>coqGee, I don't know. Maybe there are more than one word for fowl birds in France.
>>22076573rooster is significantly different to chicken, flavor and texture-wise, in case you didn't know. and we never use the word 'coq' to refer to chickens in any other context. it's just an odd choice. i was joking earlier but the name coq au vin doesn't really make sense, i'm guessing we use it just because it's an old dish and people used to make it with rooster back in the day.
>>22076573>Maybe there are more than one word for fowl birds in France.The French are pretty autistic when it comes to types of chicken in their cuisine.
>>22076571poulet.te.s
>>22076170Quiche lorraineBoeuf BourguignonCroque-Monsieur/MadameRouille de secheMussels in white wineEclairsParis BrestMille feuilleSablésCassouletTripouxAligotCarbonade FlamandeWelsh
La Schneck
>>22076577Originally yeah, it was to eat old meat, thus the long braising.
>>22076170Jambon-beurre!
>>22076563If you use chicken you made it wrong or did not not bother to use cock (roster) in the first time, as stated by the recipe.
>>22076170Unwashed Armpit hair pie
>>22076624Not really, there is only : >Poule>Poulet>Chapon>Coq>Coquelet>Poularde
onion soup
>>22076519Cock of what?
