What does "prix fixe" mean on a menu?
AnswerA set menu at a fixed price
Prix fixe is French for 'fixed price', a set multi-course menu.
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AnswerA set menu at a fixed price
Prix fixe is French for 'fixed price', a set multi-course menu.
AnswerEach item is ordered and priced separately
A la carte dishes are chosen and priced individually rather than as a set meal.
AnswerEverything in its place
Mise en place means having all ingredients prepped and organized before cooking.
AnswerA tire company
The Michelin tire company launched the guide to encourage motorists to drive more.
AnswerThe sous chef
Sous means 'under', so the sous chef is the head chef's deputy.
Answer1900
The first Michelin Guide appeared in France in 1900.
AnswerParis
Restaurants in the modern sense spread in Paris in the late 1700s.