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Jack Tanner
 
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Default prep terminology question

I know the french have a word for this, and I imagine it's
international cooking vocabulary by now -- if you take a zucchini (or
cucumber, or similar veggie) and cut off strips of skin, such that you
have an alternating stripe pattern of skin and flesh around the
vegetable, what is that called?

Thanks!
 
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