Re:The terrorist inside my husband's brain
by kgwgk on Saturday October 01, 2016 @10:01PM
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The contemporary American meaning (the main course) doesn't seem really older than the contemporary French meaning.
> The word entrée maintained this meaning of a substantial meat course served after the soup/fish and before the roast in Britain, France, and America until well after the first World War.
> The word entrée maintained this meaning of a substantial meat course served after the soup/fish and before the roast in Britain, France, and America until well after the first World War.
http://languageoffood.blogspot.ch/2009/08/entree.html