neige

• “Et nous, dans le Wisconsin aux Etats-Unis, avec de la neige partout, aujourd'hui ces commentaires nous semblent un reve particulierement savoureux.”

  rubrique - French Word-A-Day

• “Je travaille dans un supermarché et tous les jour à 9h pile, On voit toujours les même personnes qu'il fait soleil, neige ou pluie.”

  la routine - French Word-A-Day

• “Il neige ici - en Edmonton, Alberta - mais il n'est pas froid.”

  contretemps - French Word-A-Day

• “Chasse-neige took him to his technical limits but was breathtaking in its reined-in tension.”

  The Guardian: Nikolai Lugansky – review

• “Bonnes vacances de mi-trimestre - avec beaucoup de neige pour émerveiller et amuser petits & grands!”

  en-tête - French Word-A-Day

• “For dessert I order croustade aux pommes et Armagnac as Simon had beaten me to the oeufs à la neige.”

  The Guardian: Restaurant review: Koffmann's

• “Oeufs à la neige will be making an appearance on Koffmann's menu after all.”

  The Guardian: Pierre Koffmann: 'Not enough British chefs cook from the heart'

• “He tells me that the dish I have in mind – yielding clouds of poached sugary egg white floating on a lake of smooth custard and decorated with a sparkling web of crisp caramel – is properly known as oeufs à la neige (snowy eggs as opposed to floating islands).”

  The Guardian: Pierre Koffmann: 'Not enough British chefs cook from the heart'

• “It forms the centrepiece of an impeccable disc that includes Mass in G, Un Soir de neige and the Litanies à la Vierge noire, inspired by a pilgrimage to the black virgin of Rocamadour.”

  The Guardian: Francis Poulenc: Figure Humaine/Choral Works

• “As part of his trade, he became expert in the creation of the marvelous dessert œufs à la neige, which in English is called “floating island.””

  In defense of Hank Johnson

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