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Terms in French 2831-2840 of 10943

broyé

[French]

Food which is bruised, crushed or ground. It also means a sort of porridge in Béarnaise.

broyé (poitevin)

[French]

A shortbread-like dough, baked and cut into diamonds.

broyé béarnaise

[French]

From ‘broyé’, pounded. It is a Béarnaise porridge broth made with white (uncooked) or roasted maize flour and milk It may be either savoury or sweet and can be cooked with vegetable stock until thick, cooled, sliced and then made into fritters.

bruant

[French]

Yellow hammer. A type of bunting.

brugnon

/broo-nyo'/
[French] plural brugnons

Nectarine. A smooth-skinned cultivar of a peach, not, as is often thought, a cross between a peach and a plum.

brûlant

[French]

"Burnt." Caramelised, or flamed in burnt brandy.

brûlé/brûlée

/BROO-lay/
[French] plural brûlé/brûlées

Brûléed means burnt. This can also mean caramelised. Roasted, of coffee. Browned It may sometimes mean flamed.

brûlée

/broo-lay/
[French]

Fat and flour mixed too slowly so that the mixture becomes oily.

brûler

/BROO-lay/
[French]

To burn

brûlés

[French]

When eggs are put with castor (US: superfine) sugar but not beaten, if small yellow particles appear and won't mix, this is called brûles.