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www.seriouseats.com/mustard-manual-guidePrivate View Dijon Mustard. Whole Grain Mustard. Hot Mustard. English Mustard. German Mustard. Beer & Spirit Mustards. Mustard is one of the worlds oldest condiments, dating back to early Roman cooks, who combined ground mustard seeds with an unfermented grape juice called must to make the hot paste mustum ardens, or "burning must."
Fruits in French: 38 Fruit Names | FluentU French www.fluentu.com/blog/french/fruits-in-frenchPrivate View Une pomme (An apple) 20. Une prune (A plum) 21. Un raisin (A grape) No, that wasn’t a typo. That’s an example of a “ false friend ,” a foreign word that sounds like an English word but means something quite different. The French word to use for a raisin is un raisin sec, which literally means “a dry grape.”. 22.
French Preposition À | FrenchLearner Grammar Lessons www.frenchlearner.com/grammar/preposition-aPrivate View The most common usage of the preposition à is to mean “to” or “at” when following the verb aller (to go). When a is followed by le, la, les (the), a contraction must occur. For example, “Je vais au (à + le) magasin” (I go to the store). This page covering the French articles covers these contractions in detail. Je vais à la plage.
100 Best Desserts in France - TasteAtlas www.tasteatlas.com/best-rated-desserts-in-francePrivate View Apples. Butter. Sugar. Cinnamon. Crêpes Normande can best be described as apple pie inside a crêpe. For the filling, fresh, tart apples are browned in butter, sugar, and cinnamon, while the crêpes are made with a combination of flour, milk, eggs, sugar, and a pinch of salt. It is recommended to serve the crêpes topped with whipped cream ...
25 French Exclamations | FluentU French www.fluentu.com/blog/french/french-exclamationsPrivate View 13. Quelle horreur ! (How horrible!) While you can put quel with just about any noun (and adjective), there are some fixed French exclamations that pretty much everyone uses. For starters, quelle horreur is a pretty well-known exclamation that means “How horrible!”. It is used to express disgust, anger and sorrow.
Linguno - Daily French crosswords www.linguno.com/crosswords/?lang=fraPrivate View Daily French crosswords. You will find 15 new crosswords on this page every day (from midnight GMT). Click on one of the crosswords below to start solving it. Level crosswords. A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 - C2. Theme crosswords. At home (A1 - A2) Health (B1) Business and finance (A1 - B2) Family and relationships (B1 - C2) History (B2 - C2)
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