diablotin
- noun
- Archaic
- The chef served the hot consomme with a crisp diablotin on the side.
Examples
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She topped each diablotin with a bit of grated cheese before toasting them.
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Add a diablotin to your soup for an authentic French touch.
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The chef served a delicious diablotin with the soup.
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I love the crispy texture of a well-made diablotin.
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The chef served the hot consomme with a crisp diablotin on the side.
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She topped each diablotin with a bit of grated cheese before toasting them.
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Add a diablotin to your soup for an authentic French touch.
Synonyms
A small piece of toasted bread with a tasty topping like cheese or tomato served as a starter
A slice of bread with a spread like butter or jam
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Etymology
Diablotin comes from French diable ('devil') with the small ending -otin meaning 'little', so it originally meant 'little devil'. A helpful way to remember it is to picture a small, crisp round toast — a tiny 'little devil' of bread — which is why cooks use diablotin for a small toasted slice served with soup.