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Terms in French 2741-2750 of 10943

bringelle

[French] plural bringelles

Aubergine (US: eggplant)

brioche

/bree-OSH/
[French]

A brioche is a rich, bready bun from France made from yeast dough with eggs and butter. Brioches are often cooked in a characteristic fluted mould. Brioche dough is used for breads, cakes and for enclosing other ingredients which may be either sweet or savoury. Italian brioches may be filled with jam (US: jelly) or custard or plain.

brioche

[French]

Like a brioche. Feminine is briochée.

brioche à tête

/bree-osh ah TEHT/
[French]

A brioche from Paris made of two balls placed one on top of the other, the upper one being smaller in size, like a topknot.

brioche au praline

[French] plural brioches au praline

A brioche made with toasted almonds.

brioche aux fruits

[French]

A brioche soaked in liqueur and covered with fruit.

brioche bordelaise

[French] plural brioches bordelaises

A brioche made with candied fruits.

brioche coulante

/bree-OSH koo-lahnt/
[French]

A brioche baked for holidays in Normandy.

brioche en couronne

[French]

A ring-shaped brioche

brioche mousseline

[French]

A delicate, tall, cylindrical brioche, sometimes with raisins.