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coccinelle | 12:54 Mon 01st Sep 2008 | Food & Drink
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I bought some fish in my local french supermarket called julienne. This isn't in my dictionary and when I've googled it comes up as julienne. Is there a type of fish in english called this? It's a very long fish served in fillets.

I'd appreciate any help on this
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julienne just means cut in to long thin strips,
see here

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/julienn e

Dave.

p.s where abouts do you live in france, my parents live on the border of the deux sevres and the charente.
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Thank you so much In a pickle that's great. There were another couple there I didn't know.

Hi Dave, I live in a little village north of Paris. I know the Deux-S�vres quite well; very rural and friendly.

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