brioche
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- noun
- /briˈoʊʃ/
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brioche
- For breakfast, I enjoyed a warm slice of brioche topped with fresh strawberries.
- brioche bun
- brioche bread
- brioche dough
The ingredients include ground cinnamon, ground nutmeg, sugar, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla extract, challah, brioche or white bread, and Maple syrup.
- The ingredients include ground cinnamon, ground nutmeg, sugar, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla extract, challah, brioche or white bread, and Maple syrup.
- Anyways, both Poisson and brioche are beginning to appear in the patisui.
- I'd have me a couple cuts of fan bro and some fucking on a brioche roll.
Examples
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Well, you're just in time for Maureen's famous brioche French toast.
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We have brioche con Gelato from Italy, which is a brioche bun stuffed with Gelato.
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Martin invited me to share the brioche, but I took only coffee.
Fiction book (1994) -
We're going to do some French toast with some brioche, which I'm very excited about.
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Roast quail with brioche stuffing.
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This evening, we're serving beluga caviar with toasted brioche.
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Virginie tore a brioche in two and buttered it tenderly.
Fiction book (1998) -
Make brioche: Whisk the milk and yeast together in a small dish until the yeast has dissolved.
Blog text (6) -
Over coffee and chocolate brioche, these three hotshots, the heads of the firm's litigation, transactional, and regulatory departments, decide what's what at Gage & Griswell for another week.
Fiction book (1994) -
The ingredients include ground cinnamon, ground nutmeg, sugar, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla extract, challah, brioche or white bread, and Maple syrup.
Synonyms
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A small round bread roll that is plain or sweet
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Etymology
The word brioche comes from French and probably from a verb brier meaning 'to knead' or 'to press' the dough. A helpful image is bakers pressing and folding rich dough with eggs and butter, which explains why brioche is a soft, slightly sweet, very buttery bread.