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English Translation of “battre les ?ufs en neige" | The official Collins French-English Dictionary online. Over 100000 English translations of French words and phrases.
In French cuisine, the terms ?ufs a la neige ("eggs in snow") and ile flottante (floating island) are sometimes used interchangeably; the latter is the source of the English name. The difference between the two dishes is that ile flottante sometimes contains islands made of "alternate layers of alcohol-soaked dessert biscuits
2 May 2015
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tire sur la neige translation english, French - English dictionary, meaning, see also 'vol a la tire',tire',tirer',tiret', example of use, definition, conjugation, Reverso oeufs a la neige. nmpl. whipped eggs. tomber de la neige. v. be snowing. bloque par la neige. adj. snowbound. Paris sous la neige. exp. Paris in the snow.
Pronunciation[edit]. IPA: /il fl?.t??t/. Noun[edit]. ile flottante f (plural iles flottantes). (cooking) floating island (dessert with beaten egg white). Synonyms: ?ufs a la neige. Further reading[edit]. Wikipedia-logo-v2.svg ?ufs a la neige on the French Wikipedia.Wikipedia. Retrieved from
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18 Jun 2012 And when they topped off their dinner with Jell-O and Cool Whip, our spoons were breaking through brittle caramel to make their way to the pillows of meringue lollygagging on pools of creme anglaise that made up oeufs a la neige. Loosely translated to snow eggs. She'd whip up those meals like other
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