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Flambe gained popularity in the late 19th century. Henri Charpentier claims to have discovered the technique by accident in 1895. He unintentionally set fire to a tray of crepes for Prince Edward and his companion Suzette, leading to the name Crepe Suzette.
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consider only facts and to arrange and interpret these facts for the reader.
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Who was the killer in Neil Flambe and the Marco Polo Murders?
Carlotta Calamari. The ex-girlfriend of Angel. She wanted to get revenge on both Neil Flambe and Angel, because Neil, using is super-nose, detected the cheap canned tuna in a 'high quality' dish. And Angel because Angel broke up with her and because Angel also fire her.
How do you pronounce flambe?
Flambe is pronounced "flahm-bey."
What is the theme for Neil flambe and the Aztec Abduction?
The theme of the book Neil Flambe and the Aztec Abudection is friendship and loyalty.
What is a fambe?
Do you mean Flambe? I have never heard of fambe. A flambe is a process in which you add alcohol to food and ignite it. By igniting it some of the alcohol burns off and the flavor intensifies. Contrary to popular belief, when you flambe you do not burn off all the alcohol.
Where can you find pictures of Neil Flambe?
on the books of that.
What is a flambe trolley?
It is a mobile stove top for catering
How many stars is Neil flambe rated?
5 stars.
What do you call the technique when the flame comes out when the chef is cooking?
flambe..
What is the third book in the Neil flambe series?
The third book in the neil Flambe series is the crusaders curse. The second book is The Aztec abduction and the first book is the Marco Polo Murders.
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Who are the characters in neil flambe and the Marco polo murders?
Neil Larry
What does flambe mean?
'Flambe-ing' is the process of setting alight to a liqueur (normally with the liqueur contained in a metal ladle) and then pouring it over the food which required flambe-ing. Once the alcohol has burned away, the flame dies out and the food is ready to eat. (Alternatively you can cover the foodstuff in liqueur and then set it alight, however this is more difficult since the alcohol tends to disperse over the plate before it can be set on fire). Since flambe is a french work, it is technically grammatically incorrect to write "flambeing" or "flambe-ing", however I can't see a way around it.
How do you make a flambe?
Flambe - When you are coking add a little wine or brandy ( a small amount) to what you have in the saute pan and flip this a little bit toward to burner of the stove and it will flambe ( or flame up). The alcohol will cook off and leave a caramelized flavor of the wine behind. Be careful and have something ready to put out accidental fire you might start with this and DO NOT look down into the pan !
