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A Short Guide to Foodie French. With a Touch of Salt
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- Nombre de pages98
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.635 kg
- Dimensions21,0 cm × 25,8 cm × 1,4 cm
- ISBN978-2-35456-002-7
- EAN9782354560027
- Date de parution01/11/2007
- ÉditeurDiateino
Résumé
After the success of Say Chic comes a brand new opus exploring French words we use in English, in this case, French for "Foodies", the French words found in menus, cookbooks, and the local shop, almost all of them with tales to tell. Did you ever wonder how it came to be that a sommelier was originally the beam of a bed, or an omelette is listed as a dessert, or who this Charlotte of the Charlotte Russe or Melba of the Peche Melba happened to be ? Designed for those who dine out and dine in, as well as for those who find themselves faced with a French "carte" incorporating a seemingly unending list of French terms, this delightful tome becomes, not only fun, but fundamei
After the success of Say Chic comes a brand new opus exploring French words we use in English, in this case, French for "Foodies", the French words found in menus, cookbooks, and the local shop, almost all of them with tales to tell. Did you ever wonder how it came to be that a sommelier was originally the beam of a bed, or an omelette is listed as a dessert, or who this Charlotte of the Charlotte Russe or Melba of the Peche Melba happened to be ? Designed for those who dine out and dine in, as well as for those who find themselves faced with a French "carte" incorporating a seemingly unending list of French terms, this delightful tome becomes, not only fun, but fundamei
