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    Duck "doneness" terms in French

    can anyone tell me what are the duck cooked terms such as for meat it is bleu saignant a point etc. what is it for duck? bleu saignant rose a point bien cuit or.... how do i ask can i try both of the wines? thanks much. happy cooking
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    Dairy in France

    I made the gratin turned out fine even with the creme legere, the lowfat creme. It was tasty just not enough lardons. here is a photo. thanks everyone.
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    Dairy in France

    thanks everyone. well, i'm going to try to make a gratin with this creme legere semi epaisse. it's only 18%fat but it seems really quite thick. will post to let you guys know:)
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    What is this for???

    thanks everyone. no manufacture name on it. thanks for the suggestions. i've put it into the oven before. no problems. just small. so i guess maybe small plate food :)
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    Dairy in France

    i was trying to make a gratin and american recipes ask for heavy cream but i don't know what is heavy cream in france. tried google but it made me even more confused:rolleyes: what is creme legere semi epaisse? is this heavy cream? what is creme entier? thanks for your help.
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    What is this for???

    The 2nd photo is the silcone lid and an insert(on the 3rd photo,too, the back of it). the insert, i can't figure out, it's ridge and rigid and a bit heavy. unfortunately, none of pan itself is removable. i tried to roast a chicken in it but it is too small, had to cut up the chicken. It's about...
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    What is this for???

    i got this from a friend as she knows i enjoy cooking. But i have no idea what it is for!! any info greatly appreciated.:yum: the lid and sides are silconey. the feet are silcone. the ridge part is not steel, feels like hard plastic. but don't know for sure.
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