Fouée is a French dish of a small round loaf of bread, filled with rillettes, paté, mushrooms, beans, or butter, while still hot. It is a specialty of the western part of France, especially the Anjou region, where the dish is known as fouace angevine.

Characteristic of: Anjou cuisine
Categories: Dish
Also known as:
French: Fouace angevine
Wikidata ID: Q3006873
Wikipedia title: Cuisine angevine
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