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salade niçoise
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sa·lade ni·çoise  (sä-läd n-swäz)
n.
A salad of tomatoes, anchovies, black olives, and other ingredients, especially green beans, tuna, and hard-boiled egg.

[French : salade, salad + niçoise fem. of niçois, of Nice.]

salade niçoise [sæˈlɑːd niːˈswɑːz]
n
a cold dish consisting of hard-boiled eggs, anchovy fillets, olives, tomatoes, tuna fish, etc
[from French, literally salad of or from Nice, S France]


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she sighs, staring soulfully at her cafe table and refusing to eat anything, despite the enticing offers of a croque monsieur or salade nicoise from another French-but-not-French waitress.
Yes, fishcakes are on offer, as well as salade Nicoise and grilled sea bass fillets.
And those sitting close enough to eavesdrop were astounded to hear six-year-old Lourdes order her lunch - salade nicoise and a bottle of mineral water - in perfect French.
 
 
 
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