Mar 16, 2005 22:43
19 yrs ago
French term

pommes “cabochon”

French to English Other Cooking / Culinary
filet de daguet aux marrons glacés, crème au Peket, légumes de saison, pommes “cabochon”
Proposed translations (English)
5 +4 Cabochon
5 Cabochon cut potatoes

Discussion

Tony M Mar 16, 2005:
Probably referring to way of cutting them, like a 'cabochon' diamond perhaps...
writeaway Mar 16, 2005:
cabotin : Partie sup�rieure de la ruche en paille.( on dit aussi cabochon ) On recolto le mi�e dans le cabotin : On r�colte le miel dans le cabotin
http://www.republique-francaise.com/saint_germain/glossaire....
my advice: ask the client for description

Proposed translations

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French term (edited): pommes �cabochon�
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Cabochon

As dusty says, it's the way to cut it, round or oval.
Leave it as it is.
Luck. Et bon appétit !
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French term (edited): pommes �cabochon�

Cabochon cut potatoes

Cabochon cut potatoes (if not apples)

cab·o·chon (kb-shn)
n.
1. A highly polished, convex-cut, unfaceted gem.
2. A convex style of cutting gems.
adv.
In a highly polished, convex-cut, unfaceted style: a sapphire that was cut cabochon.

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[French, from Old North French, augmentative of caboche, head; see cabbage.]
cabochon
cabochon emerald pendant

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ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun 1. cabochon - a highly polished convex-cut but unfaceted gem
gem, gemstone, stone - a crystalline rock that can be cut and polished for jewelry; "he had the gem set in a ring for his wife"; "she had jewels made of all the rarest stones"

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