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Home » Cooking Techniques » À la Cooking Terms » À la Niçoise

À la Niçoise

À la Niçoise is a French cooking term that can be used to describe the various elements of a side garnish, usually either:

  • sautéed tomatoes, artichokes, sautéed potato balls (Pommes Parisiennes), vegetable marrow ; or
  • sautéed tomatoes, artichokes, sautéed potato balls, French beans.

Or, it can describe ingredients that can be expected to be found in a dish. In this sense, the ingredients would be anchovies, black olives, capers, garlic, lemon juice, and tomatoes.

Language Notes

Means “in the style of Nice, France”.

Other names

French: À la Niçoise

This page first published: Nov 15, 2004 · Updated: Jun 24, 2018.

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