gherkin
| Young or small green cucumber, used for pickling. |
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After sampling the duck pate with cornichons, or the delicious monkfish pie, you won't want to dine elsewhere except on the premises. with ravigote sauce (a vinaigrette emulsion bolstered with mustard, cornichons, herbs and onions) had been filled with a dollop of fridge-cold I wondered, though, why there were no cornichons served with the pate. |
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