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Bitter orange - Wikipedia
The bitter orange, sour orange, Seville orange, bigarade orange, or marmalade orange is the hybrid citrus tree species Citrus × aurantium, and its fruit. en.wikipedia.org
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BIGARADE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. sour orange 2. a brown sauce flavored with the juice and grated rind of oranges Examples of bigarade in a Sentence www.merriam-webster.com
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Bigarade Concentree | Jean-Claude Ellena - Frederic Malle
A perfume by Jean-Claude Ellena, BIGARADE CONCENTRÉE enhances the purity of a bitter orange essence obtained by molecular distillation. www.fredericmalle.com
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bigarade
‖ bigarade (biːgarɑːd) [Fr.] The Spanish bitter orange. Freq. attrib., as bigarade sauce, a sauce flavoured with this orange; also applied to a dish (usu. roast duck) having this sauce as a dressing.1703 tr. H. van Oosten's Dutch Gardener v. xiii. 289 Among the sour ones [sc. oranges], the Bigarade ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bigarade Sauce with Duck - Duck Bigarade Recipe | Hank Shaw
This recipe is the original duck l'orange, back in the 1800s. Bigarade sauce is a classic dish for duck breasts. honest-food.net
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Bigarade sauce - Wikipedia
Bigarade sauce is an orange sauce based on the gastrique, sugar camarelized with white vinegar. [1] The name comes from the bigarade orange. en.wikipedia.org
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Bigarade sauce
Bigarade sauce is an orange sauce prepared on the French dish duck á l'orange. wikipedia.org
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Citrus Bigarade | Creed Boutique
An uplifting, ebullient and delicately fizzy fragrance inspired by the warm Mediterranean sunshine, Citrus Bigarade is the latest addition to the Acqua ... creedboutique.com
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Orange Bigarade seasonal jam with zest and 56% fruit
Orange Bigarade jam revisits the typical English marmalade recipe.A creation made in France, to buy on our website! la-chambre.com
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Bigarade - Gazignaire
The bigarade, fruit of citrus aurantium, better known as bitter orange, has been cultivated since the eighteenth century in the Pays de Grasse. www.gazignaire.com
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Bigarade Sauce Recipe - The Reluctant Gourmet
A simple recipe for bigarade sauce also know as known as orange sauce for classic dishes like duck a l'orange you can now prepare at home. www.reluctantgourmet.com
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Duck Bigarade - the chef mimi blog
Bigarade sauce combines beef stock, duck drippings, orange and lemon juice, blanched orange peel, and if desired, curaçao. chefmimiblog.com
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Petitgrain
It is also known as petitgrain bigarade. Though distilled from the same botanical species as neroli and bitter orange essential oil, petitgrain bigarade oil possesses its own characteristically wikipedia.org
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Herb Tea---Bitter Orange & Yulan Magnolia & Honeysuckle flower
Bigarade orange 玳玳花. Bigarade orange, commonly known as bitter orange, is widely used by herbalists for treating several illnesses. The botanical name of bitter orange is Citrus aurantium. Bitter orange is also known as sour orange, Sevile orange and zhi shi. The bitter orange tree thrives in the tropical climate.
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nosegay
nosegay (ˈnəʊzgeɪ) Also 6–7 -gaye, -gaie. [f. nose n. + gay n.] 1. A bunch of flowers or herbs, esp. sweet-smelling flowers; a bouquet, a posy. Also, an imitation or representation of this.c 1420 Lydg. Assembly of Gods 380 A nosegay she had made full pleasauntly. 1530 Palsgr. 698/2 Assay, this nose⁓... Oxford English Dictionary
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