noisette
- noun
- /nɔɪˈzɛt/
- She ordered the lamb noisette at the French restaurant for a special treat.
Examples
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The chef prepared a chicken noisette with a creamy hazelnut sauce.
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For dessert, they enjoyed a chocolate cake topped with a noisette glaze.
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The chef prepared a delicious noisette of lamb.
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They served noisettes with a side of vegetables.
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She ordered the lamb noisette at the French restaurant for a special treat.
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The chef prepared a delicious noisette of lamb seasoned with herbs.
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They served small lamb noisettes garnished with a hazelnut sauce.
Synonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
Butter cooked until light brown that has a nutty taste and is used as a sauce
Surface Forms
Etymology
Noisette originally meant 'little nut' in French. Chefs use noisette for a small, round piece of meat because it looks like a nut, and the same word is used for dishes that have a hazelnut flavour.