mise en place
/ French (miz ɑ̃ plas) /
noun
(in a restaurant kitchen) the preparation of equipment and food before service begins
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misdirection, misdivision, misdo, misdoubt, mise, mise en place, mise en scene, mise en scène, misease, miseducate, miseducation
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