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gratin
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gra·tin  (grätn, grtn, gr-t)
n.
A top crust consisting of browned crumbs and butter, often with grated cheese.
[French, from obsolete grater, to scratch, scrape, from Old French; see grate1.]
gratin (French) [gratɛ̃]
adj
(Cookery) See au gratin
Translations
gratin [ˈgrætæn] n → gratin m
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The accompanying mild shallot sauce added little, as did flavorless green beans and sweet-potato gratin dauphinois that resembled mashed sweet potatoes.
LOSING HEAT by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
With a morning spent eating cheese and baguettes long forgotten, the pupils could look forward to a gastric extravaganza included Boeuf Carottes, Quiche Lorraine, Poisson pane and Gratin Dauphinois.
Your School: Green Lane Primary by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Lyon is the gastronomic capital of France, so I reckon those Gers revellers had washed down their gratin dauphinois with a cheeky wee Cotes du Rhone, or six.
Cheers to poor Perrin suffering bit of a hauf day; CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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