Haute-cuisine
[oht kwi-zeen; French oht kwee-zeen] /ˌoʊt kwɪˈzin; French oʊt kwiˈzin/
noun
1.
fine or gourmet cooking; food preparation as an art.
/ot kwizin/
noun
1.
high-class cooking
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