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The other components of the garnish can be sautéed eggplant and rings of onion, fried endive hearts, or olives stuffed with ground chicken and potatoes.
The other components of the garnish can be sautéed eggplant and rings of onion, fried endive hearts, or olives stuffed with ground chicken and potatoes.
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Latest revision as of 13:46, 8 March 2024

À L’ARLÉSIENNE À l’Arlésienne means a garnish that includes tomatoes.

The other components of the garnish can be sautéed eggplant and rings of onion, fried endive hearts, or olives stuffed with ground chicken and potatoes.