Food beginning with o in french?
Here are some French foods beginning with the letter "O":
Common Foods:
* Œuf (pronounced "uhf") - Egg
* Oignon (pronounced "on-yon") - Onion
* Olive (pronounced "oh-leev") - Olive
* Orange (pronounced "oh-rahnj") - Orange
* Os (pronounced "oh") - Bone (plural)
Less Common, but Still Delicious:
* Oseille (pronounced "oh-seh") - Sorrel (a leafy green)
* Osso buco (pronounced "oh-soh boo-koh") - A traditional Italian dish, but popular in France, of braised veal shanks
* Oreilles de cochon (pronounced "oh-reh-yuh duh koh-shon") - Pig's ears
* Oignon de Roscoff (pronounced "on-yon duh roh-skohf") - A type of sweet onion grown in Roscoff, Brittany
* Ô de vie (pronounced "oh duh vee") - A type of fruit brandy
Bonus:
* Onctueux (pronounced "ohnk-tyuh") - Creamy, smooth (used to describe the texture of a sauce or dish)
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