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crème brûlée

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crème brû·lée  (krm br-l)
n.
A custard with a crust of caramelized sugar.

[French, burnt cream : crème, cream + brûlée, burnt, feminine past participle of brûler, to burn.]

crème brûlée French [krɛm bryle]
n
(Cookery) a cream or custard dessert covered with caramelized sugar
[literally, burnt cream]


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The panna cotta is flavored with licorice and served with sautéed pineapple; the crème brûlée is made with lavender honey.
Zagat has a list of some of tonight's culinary-themed festivities, including a DJ, specialty cocktails, and complimentary amuse-bouches at the bar of Alain Ducasse's new bistro Benoit; and the week-long pre-fix menu featuring escargot, duck confit, and crème brûlée at West Village Eatery Le Gigot.
They include a rich blueberry panna cotta paired with a Meyer lemon thyme sorbet, a feathery rhubarb strudel, and a delicate crème brûlée flavored with Meyer lemon.
 
 
 
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