Austernsaitling (oder Kalbfleischpilz)

French translation: pleurote

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German term or phrase:Austernsaitling (Kalbfleischpilz)
French translation:pleurote
Entered by: Michael Hesselnberg (X)

13:44 Mar 5, 2005
German to French translations [PRO]
Cooking / Culinary / cuisine
German term or phrase: Austernsaitling (oder Kalbfleischpilz)
toujours "mon" livre de cuisine suisse-allemend, j'y arrive aux recettes avec des champignons,
qui sait comment on appelle celui-ci en Français?
Merci d'avance
Michael
Michael Hesselnberg (X)
Local time: 15:33
pleurote
Explanation:
Equivalent de Austernpilz

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Note added at 15 mins (2005-03-05 13:59:31 GMT)
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An Kalbfleisch erinnernd
Verwendet wird der Austernpilz in Saucen, beigemischt oder oft auch flächig paniert.
Er würde im Geschmack dem Kalbfleisch ähneln, erzählt Jacqueline Gasser. «Nicht zuletzt deshalb wird er oft auch als ‹Kalbfleischpilz› bezeichnet.

http://www.tagblatt.ch/index.jsp?ressort=regionen/thurgau/am...
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pleurote


Explanation:
Equivalent de Austernpilz

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Note added at 15 mins (2005-03-05 13:59:31 GMT)
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An Kalbfleisch erinnernd
Verwendet wird der Austernpilz in Saucen, beigemischt oder oft auch flächig paniert.
Er würde im Geschmack dem Kalbfleisch ähneln, erzählt Jacqueline Gasser. «Nicht zuletzt deshalb wird er oft auch als ‹Kalbfleischpilz› bezeichnet.

http://www.tagblatt.ch/index.jsp?ressort=regionen/thurgau/am...

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merci mille fois

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