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croustade

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crous·tade  (kr-städ)
n.
A molded or hollowed bowllike crust, as of pastry, rice, or bread, used as a serving container for another food.
[French, from Provençal croustado, from Old Provençal, from Latin crsttus, past participle of crstre, to encrust, from crsta, crust; see crust.]
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