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cuisine minceur
[ man-sur; French man ²õ²Õ°ù ]
noun
- a low-calorie style of classical French cooking.
- healthful, low-calorie dishes.
cuisine minceur
/ kÉ¥izin mɛ̃²õ²Õ°ù /
noun
- a style of cooking, originating in France, that limits the use of starch, sugar, butter, and cream traditionally used in French cookery
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of cuisine minceur1
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of cuisine minceur1
Example Sentences
Besides, my real heroes weren’t American but French: Paul Bocuse, the visionary of Lyon; the formidably articulate Joël Robuchon; the Troisgros brothers, renowned for their salmon with sorrel sauce; Michel Guérard, the inventor of cuisine minceur, a low-calorie version of nouvelle cuisine.
“Cuisine minceur†means “spa food†in French, a term coined by chef Michel Guérard in the 1970s to refer to a lighter style of cooking, which is laid out in this now-out-of-print book.
Heavy lifting, but then suddenly on-the-nose and droll when applied to, say, cuisine minceur, which Jim wrote was “the moral equivalent of the foxtrot.â€
There is also cuisine minceur, the cooking of slimness.
"On a tour of the U.S.," she says, "no one wanted to talk about anything but cuisine minceur."
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