| Food 
                                                              & DrinkNormandie
 
 Upper and Lower Normandy share much with 
                                                              its westerly  neighbour and  a fierce   rivalry                                                             over  food and drink origins.                                                            Three of  
                                                              the  
                                                              five departements are coastal, providing an 
                                                              abundance of seafood.  Much of the region has 
                                                              a  proud agricultural tradition with a landcape 
                                                              devoted to dairy  and livestock and a rich
                                                              heritage  in horse breeding.                                                             Both fishing  and  
                                                              farming  contribute to a rich menu                                                              in the largest cider making region of the world's
                                                                largest cider producing nation.
 Entrée:  Huitres(oysters), Coquille Saint Jacques
                                                            (scallops), Moules  à la crème (normandy mussels), Terrine Normande(pork & duck paté), Rillettes d’oie d’Évreux(coarse stranded goose paté), Ballottine  de canard a l’orange(roasted stuffed duck meat roll), Soupe paysanne de Mortain(green vegetable soup), Salade  au Camembert chaud(warm cheese &  mixed salad).
 
  Coquilles St Jacques 
 Plat 
                                                              Principal: Sole  Meunière(pan fried sole in
 butter, parsley &  lemon  juice), Marmite Dieppoise(fish and shelfish stew),  Normandie  Potée(smoked pork in   vegetable & cider stew), Filet de Porc Normande(pork fillet,  mushrooms, cream & white wine/calvados sauce). Boeuf à la Mode de Caen(beef & vegetable stew, dash of calvados), Gigot  d'Agneau de pré-salé(roast 
                                                            leg of salt marsh
 lamb), Caneton à la Rouennaise (roast  duckling).
 Dessert: Mirliton de Rouen(almond & jam tartlet)Tarte Normande (baked apple & custard tart),Teurgoule (baked rice pudding), Crêpe Normande (apple pancake), Crêpe à la Bénédictine(apple fritter), Bourdelot bec  Flérien (apple & rhubarb turnover), Douillons et Bourdelots  (coreless apples & pears in baked pastry parcels).
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 Fromage: Camembert, Livarot & Neufchâtel(soft 
                                                                cow’s milk, Pont l'Evêque (semi-soft 
                                                                cow’s 
                                                              milk).
 
  Camembert and Livarot 
 Boisson: Eau Minerale: Pierval or St Amand(still), Jus de Pomme or Poire (apple or pear juice).
 Cidre: Cidre (apple cider), Poiré (pear cider).
 Bière: Brasserie de L'Odon: Bière Brune(brown ale),  Brasserie de Sutter:Trois Chariots Blanche (pale ale),
 La Min - Bière Blonde(lager).
 Apéritif: Pommeau (fortified apple  juice).
 Kir Normand (blackcurrant and cider).
 Trou Normand  (calvados appetiser).
 Spirit et Liqueur: Calvados (apple brandy),
 Benedictine (sweet, spicy brandy),
 
 
  Calvados |