Question re French Cuisine
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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque) <[email protected]> wrote:
> > It's wheat grains steamed in a factory that you just cook like rice for
> > 10 minutes. I find it delicious with meat - it's just a little expensive
> > compared to rice (some 1.5¤ for 1 kg).
>
> Sounds like something I'd like to try, next time I'm in
> Paris. My French is very limited - what do I look for on
> the menu?
It's quite rare in French restaurants, although it appears often as a
rice alternative in collective canteens.
But Kurdish and Turkish outlets will serve it with meat dishes - and
their wheat is generally *delicious*.
Or you can just go to a Monoprix and buy a pack of 1kg :-) you'll find
it in the pâtes-riz section... the most known brand is Ebly.
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> > It's wheat grains steamed in a factory that you just cook like rice for
> > 10 minutes. I find it delicious with meat - it's just a little expensive
> > compared to rice (some 1.5¤ for 1 kg).
>
> Sounds like something I'd like to try, next time I'm in
> Paris. My French is very limited - what do I look for on
> the menu?
It's quite rare in French restaurants, although it appears often as a
rice alternative in collective canteens.
But Kurdish and Turkish outlets will serve it with meat dishes - and
their wheat is generally *delicious*.
Or you can just go to a Monoprix and buy a pack of 1kg :-) you'll find
it in the pâtes-riz section... the most known brand is Ebly.
--
inversez "kertanguy" et "de" pour me joindre