Meaning & Definition of word "Brioche"

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    Brioche

    /brɪˈɔːʃ/

    noun:

    • 1. A rich, sweet bread made with eggs, butter, and flour, often used in pastries or served as a breakfast item.
      • Example: She served warm slices of brioche with butter and jam for breakfast.
    • 2. A type of pastry made from a brioche dough, often filled or shaped in various ways.
      • Example: The bakery had a special brioche filled with almond cream.
    • 3. Brioche can also refer to the French pastry used for making dishes like French toast or bread pudding.
      • Example: They decided to make French toast using thick slices of brioche.
    • 4. A term used to describe a light, fluffy bread that has a slightly sweet flavor.
      • Example: The chef recommended using brioche for the burger buns to add a touch of sweetness.
    • 5. Brioche is often used in desserts or as a base for various sweet dishes.
      • Example: The dessert consisted of chocolate mousse served on a bed of sliced brioche.

    Etymology

    French, from dialectal Old French 'brioche'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    brioche dough:

    A sweet, rich dough used to make brioche.

    brioche bun:

    A soft, sweet bread roll often used for burgers.

    Related Words

    baguette:

    A long, narrow loaf of French bread.

    croissant:

    A flaky, buttery pastry shaped like a crescent.

    Slang Meanings of brioche

    Meaning: A term of endearment for someone sweet or special.

    Example Sentence: You're my little brioche!