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en papillote

[ ahn pa-pee-yawt ]

adjective

French Cooking.
  1. (of meat or fish) in a wrapping of foil or oiled paper:

    fish baked en papillote.



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of en papillote1

< French: literally, in parchment
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Whether you call it packet cooking or en papillote, the method of wrapping fish in parchment with a splash of liquid, some aromatics and vegetables makes for a no-fuss but elegant meal.

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“The moist heat prevents the fish from drying out, and the steamed aromatics penetrate the fish with flavor,†my colleague Ann Maloney said in the Fish en Papillote recipe she shared.

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And leave it to Minibar to serve me my first ramen en papillote.

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En papillote is a cooking technique that means “enveloped in paper.â€

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Fish Fillets en Papillote: This is a flexible, elegant meal suitable for weeknight cooking.

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