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  • noun Plural form of galantine.

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Examples

  • Julia spent her mornings in class and her afternoons “home-practicing” what she learned on poor Paul, who suffered through countless failed soufflés, galantines, and fondues.

    A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

  • Julia spent her mornings in class and her afternoons “home-practicing” what she learned on poor Paul, who suffered through countless failed soufflés, galantines, and fondues.

    A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

  • Usually served two to a dish, the “apples” are warm, breast-shaped mounds of white meats, rather like galantines in composition, with nipples and veins of ham showing faintly under a layer of chicken skin, or, “if you want to go to the expense,” the skin of a suckling pig.40 These were very popular; there are fast-day versions using fish as well.

    Savoring The Past Wheaton Barbara Ketcham 1983

  • Usually served two to a dish, the “apples” are warm, breast-shaped mounds of white meats, rather like galantines in composition, with nipples and veins of ham showing faintly under a layer of chicken skin, or, “if you want to go to the expense,” the skin of a suckling pig.40 These were very popular; there are fast-day versions using fish as well.

    Savoring The Past Wheaton Barbara Ketcham 1983

  • Line a fire-proof china dish with very thin slices of unsmoked bacon which has been scalded; make some veal force-meat such as directed for galantines; fill the holes in the centre of the rings of cucumber till it is level with the surface on both sides; wrap each up in a slice of bacon broad enough to cover it.

    Choice Cookery Catherine Owen

  • On the other hand, galantines of game, although the birds may be still smaller, are so full of flavor that it overwhelms that of the dressing.

    Choice Cookery Catherine Owen

  • _Ballotines_ are small galantines made by treating small birds as directed in last recipe, only that the force-meat should have a larger proportion of truffles, and be made of the same kind of bird; for instance, grouse would have rich force-meat of grouse.

    Choice Cookery Catherine Owen

  • And on going down into the kitchen, do you imagine that you would set about making your galantines as peacefully as you will presently?

    The Fat and the Thin ��mile Zola 1871

  • The art was formally refined in classical French cuisine, which gave us galantines and ballotines.

    chicagotribune.com - 2009

  • Later Threlkeld and his classmates displayed their creations - pâtés, terrines, galantines and other cold foods - at a final-exam buffet to which family and friends had been invited.

    unknown title 2009

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