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gratin

/grat-n, graht-; French gra-tan/US // ˈgræt n, ˈgrɑt-; French graˈtɛ̃ //UK // (French ɡratɛ̃) //

烤肉,烤肉酱,烤肉架,烤肉店

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : au gratin.

Examples

  • The recipe works well in a 6-cup gratin or a 9-inch square baking pan.

  • This gratin is a great way to use up leftover lentils as well.

  • This reviewer stuck dutifully to "Spring" and tried out the recipe for cauliflower gratin, with aged raw milk cheese.

  • Dust the surface of the fennel with the salt and pepper, then evenly distribute the grated Parmesan over the gratin.

  • The grilled langoustines and seafood gratin are out of this world, as is the locally flavored creole rice.

  • He stared in a fixed way at his veal chop and scalloped potatoes gratin.

  • I like to leave the gratin in the dish, pop it in the middle of the table and tuck in!

  • He did not give them lentils to eat, but he gave them cauliflower au gratin and brown bread and cheese, and to drink, water.

  • Such a dish, which is known as celery au gratin, is prepared according to the accompanying recipe.

  • I guess, with a plug like that holdin' that gratin' fast, they'll need jacks t' open it.

  • I want a beefsteak, with mushrooms, and some potatoes au gratin, like those we have in America.

  • May be dressed like soles, (au gratin,) but the usual way is to boil or fry, and serve on a napkin with anchovy sauce in a boat.