house-made
- adjective
- /ˈhaʊsˌmeɪd/
- The restaurant is known for its delicious house-made bread, which pairs perfectly with every meal.
- house-made pasta
- house-made sausage
- house-made ravioli
Examples
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I picked a small container of house-made rillettes and, even though I knew it would be cumbersome and annoying, bought the smallest jar of mustard to go with it.
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And on top of that, house made Nacho sauce, which is like melted cheese and a Buffalo sauce.
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So we make that in house and then it's starry soda and then we top it off with house made vanilla cream as well.
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A greasy bottle of house-made hot sauce will keep the barbecue fundamentally honest.
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Each meal starts with house-made tortilla chips and three kinds of salsa.
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It has Four Roses bourbon, some fresh egg white like so some house made cherry syrup, fresh lemon.
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Left Bank, located right next to the Dishwalk check-in station, offered house-made mushroom ravioli in a cream sauce.
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It is a hard-cooked egg wrapped in house-made sausage, breaded, and I believe it was then fried.
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House-made condiments, in conjunction with ketchup and mustard, are important parts of many signature burgers.
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We're gonna set you up with some nice plush robes, and then we have a wonderful full evening planned with massage, facial and nail treatments, and then we're going to send you home with a special gift of our house-made lavender scrub.
Antonyms
How Homemade
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
House-made comes from the simple parts house and made, and it is like homemade. It literally means 'made in the house', so on a menu it tells you the restaurant or shop made the food itself, not bought from outside.