Food and wine pairing
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Côtes de Provence rosé
Serve at 08-10°C or 46-50 °F.
Aging potential (estimation) : 1 to 2 years old.
This drink pairs well with 413 dishes:
Mushrooms, Vegetables, Pasta and Rice
Red mullet risotto
Risotto : reduction of a broth with cooked rice and one or several diverse ingredients.
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Cured Meats
Rillons
France. Centre-Val de Loire. Indre-et-Loire. Pays de la Loire. Loire-Atlantique. Maine-et-Loire. Saumur. Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Poitou-Charentes.
Pork belly seared and confit in fat.
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Sheep and Goats
Roasted leg of lamb
Leg of lamb : cut of meat consisting of the saddle and the leg
One thigh is called Chump.
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Veal
Roasted provençal rack of veal
Provençal : crushed tomatoes, garlic and parsley cooked in olive oil.
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Cheeses
Rocamadour
France. Occitania. Lot. Tarn-et-Garonne. (Quercy).
Soft-ripened goat cheese made from whole raw milk with a bloomy rind.
Ripening : 6 days minimum.
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Cheeses
Rogeret des Cévennes
France. Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Ardèche. Vivarais.
Soft-ripened cheese made goat’s milk with a natural rind.
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Cheeses
Rove des garrigues
France. Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
Fresh cheese made from raw or pasteurized goat's milk, shaped into a ball.
Ripening : 3 weeks.
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Cheeses
Sainte-Maure de Touraine
France. Centre-Val de Loire. Indre-et-Loire. Sainte-Maure de Touraine.
Soft-ripened goat cheese made from whole raw milk with a natural rind of mold ranging from light grey to bluish grey, salted and ash-covered on the surface, adorned with a stalk of rye engraved with the producer's name.
Ripening : 10 days minimum.
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Pork
Sainte-Menehould style pork trotters
Pork trotters slow-boiled then pan-coated and fried.
This allows them to be eaten entirely (including the bones).
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Seafish
Salmon a l'unilateral
A l'unilateraly : cooked on one side only, usually for fish cooked only on the skin side.
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