Dés/Macédoine

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Cuisine Foundations

By Le Cordon Bleu

Published 2010

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Dés describes cutting vegetables (traditionally carrots, turnips, and green beans) and, more recently, fruit into cubes 4 to 5 mm square.
The term macédoine refers to a specific preparation using carrots, turnips, green beans, and peas. The carrots, turnips, and green beans are cut into cubes that correspond to the size of the green peas. A macédoine is served as a cold salad dressed with mayonnaise.