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CSCA - Alsace, Lorraine

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Term
Definition
A L'ALSACIENNE   show
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CHOUCROUTE   show
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CHOUCROUTE GARNI   show
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show Both white and green are used throughout the region.  
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show Goose. The Strasbourg goose is a variety of the Toulouse goose (a large race) customarily fattened with noodles.  
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PATE DE FOIE GRAS   show
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show Roast stuffed pig no more than 2 months old.  
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show A general term which refers to pork products only. The range of charcuterie in Alsace is enormous.  
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CERVELAS   show
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show 50% pork, 30% beef, 20% fresh pork fat, seasoned with salt and cumin then smoked.  
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BRATWURST   show
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show Bigger and thicker version of the frankfurter.  
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METTWURST   show
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LIVERWURST   show
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show Blood sausage with tongue.  
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PRESSKOPF   show
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show Whole braised ham that is sliced and reassembled then wrapped in bread dough.  
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SCHIFELA   show
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show Puff pastry cases filled with chicken or ham with a creamy sauce.  
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show Large chunks of lamb, beef, and pork marinated in Riesling and cooked with onions and potatoes (in the baker’s oven).  
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SPAETZLE   show
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show Onion custard tart with cream, eggs and bacon.  
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show Kind of pizza made with cottage cheese, cream, onion, and bacon. Its German name is Flammekueche.  
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PRETZELS (BRETZELS)   show
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show Rich bread made with dried pears, quetsche, prunes, figs, raisins, walnuts, lemon zest, cloves, and cinnamon  
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KUGELHOPF   show
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show Sweet custard tart with fruit.  
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show Coffee cake (brioche type of cake).  
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SCHWOWEBREDLES   show
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show – Mirabelle: tiny, yellow, round and sweet. – Quetsche: large, purple blue color.  
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CHEESE FROM THE ALSACE/LORRAINE REGION   show
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MUNSTER   show
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show Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Sylvaner  
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RIESLING   show
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GEWÜRZTRAMINER   show
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SYLVANER   show
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CREMANT D’ALSACE   show
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show Red wines of the region.  
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EAU DE VIE   show
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KIRSCH   show
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MIRABELLE   show
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QUETSCHE   show
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show Eau de vie made from rose hip  
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show Eau de vie made from raspberries  
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POIRE   show
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show Good beer is made in Alsace and Lorraine, mostly light beers, but a few dark; 90% of the production is exported.  
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show Custard savory tart with bacon.  
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TOURTE A LA LORRAINE   show
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OMELETTE LORRAINE   show
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show Sweet cake that is an outgrowth of the Kugelhopf, doused in rum and set on fire.  
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show Small shell pastries made of sponge cake.  
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show Small round meringue cookies.  
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show Pulled candy flavored with bergomote oil from the peel of a small acidic orange.  
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DRAGEES   show
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GEROME   show
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show Cottage cheese eaten spread on bread and sprinkled with chopped onions and shallots.  
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show Natural non-bubbly spring waters.  
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show Vittel and Contrexeville  
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