compote
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- noun
- /ˈkɒmpoʊt/
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compota
- I also have rhubarb and pear compote so it looks like some dried fruits as well.
- fruit compote
Is this art foods Compote, compote, compote.
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- How white haired Charity remembers wanders the garden spooning compote, meditating the decomposing trampoline absent cries.
Examples
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Try this simple, healthy compote for an all-natural sugar fix.
Blog text (33) -
I made an apple compote with some Honeycrisps from the refrigerator, then added some strawberry preserves to it.
Blog text (7) -
- No, first, he has to eat the compote.
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So I take the compote.
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With or without the fruit compote?
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" Karen ordered her usual: fresh juice, fruit compote, coffee, hard roll."
Fiction book (1992) -
- Here's the compote, it's delicious.
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The compote is very good," Romi said, and we all laughed.
Fiction book (1994) -
Smother your crepes in the compote and dig in.
Blog text (27) -
Spoon warm compote over the hotcakes, top with a dollop of butter, and serve immediately.
Synonyms
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Cooked fruit in sugar makes a sweet dessert often with spices
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Etymology
The word compote comes from a French word that meant 'mixture' and from the same root as English compose, with com- meaning 'together'. So a compote is fruit 'put together' and cooked into a sweet, stewed dessert.