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The 20th-century food writer Elizabeth David, Mr. Hitchings has discovered, was single-handedly responsible introducing into English the words bruschetta, taleggio, and salade Niçoise.— New York Sun - All Articles
A salade Nicoise and some eau minerale, in a desperate move to prevent the festival from becoming a total caloric disaster.— C I N E B E A T S
Enzo hopes his collection complements his delicious Mediterranean dishes of parpadelle pasta with wild boar ragu (£12) and his healthy favourite, salade niçoise, (£12).— Evening Standard - Home
I stayed in a hotel right on the beach and had candle-light dinners everyday in restaurants along the beach (the pineapple fried rice and green papaya salade were absolutely divine)!— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
There was salade de fruits and crêpe fourrée d'oeufs brouillés, ratatouille and galettes - but no bloody Marmite.— Belfasttelegraph.co.uk - Frontpage RSS Feed
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