| 41. | The delicacy _ locusts, eaten grilled or in a bisque-like soup.
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| 42. | After 1900 Ohr concentrated increasingly on bisque.
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| 43. | The rich seafood bisque changes every day, depending on the availability of fresh ingredients.
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| 44. | The shrimp are often sold with their head on, perfect for stock or bisque.
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| 45. | Likewise a big, fat ravioli stuffed with salmon and langoustine in a lobster bisque.
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| 46. | Cold papaya, mango and cape gooseberry bisque
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| 47. | Add bisques and chowders to the list.
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| 48. | Occasionally, an American male does something notable on the lobster bisque-toned clay.
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| 49. | Similar to a bisque, chowders are thick soups usually containing some type of starch.
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| 50. | The lead company in manufacturing these untinted bisque parian dolls was Alt Beck & Gottschalck.
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