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A gratin is a good way to accentuate all that is good about the fig. Run for five minutes under a broiler, the figs become soft and voluptuous, and sweeter.— Kitchenography
The preparation represented absolute perfection in the most indulgent of ingredients for a man who truly knew indulgence ... to the point of becoming a way to live life whether it be consuming 2 magnums of Champagne during his morning shave or analysing seemingly unbelievable amounts of gratin de queues ecrevisse in search of perfection.— chadzilla
You know that salads and grilled chicken are better for you then stuffed shells and au gratin potatoes.— Pajiba
It was made with caramelized garlic potato gratin, braised 'glorious' greens, baby leek, carrots and turnips and thyme jus.— John Chow dot Com
A meat knife and fork should be at place and you should use them (for the fries, too, though it is liklier that a formal burger is accompanied by gratin, a distinction with which you can parry if the server is snooty).— Slashfood

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