51�Թ�

Then sleep in a macedoine of wild berries with cream.

My interpretation of the latter was a fruit ������é��Ǿ��Ա�, a salad of finely diced fruit.

Not only are they helpful -- if not essential -- in baking when measuring and cutting dough, they're also a must in the savory kitchen when you need to gauge the thickness and size of a fillet or steak, or want to have the perfect brunoise or macedoine for the composed salad or vegetable dish you're preparing.

Say it with me: "L'ex-république yougoslave de �Ѳ���é��Ǿ��Ա�."

Alligator pear, 447 Apple, 447, 448 Apricot, 448 Banana, 449 Cantaloupe, 449 Cherry, 449, 450 Grape, 450 Grapefruit, 450, 451 Macedoine, 451, 452 Orange, 452, 453 Peach, 453 Pear, 453 Pineapple, 453, 454 Nut, 456-458 Vegetable, 437 ff.