Definition of choux pastry in English:

choux pastry

nounˈʃuː ˌpeɪstriˈʃu ˌpeɪstri

mass noun

Very light pastry made with egg, typically used for eclairs and profiteroles.
Example sentencesExamples
- I learnt to make choux pastry which has always defeated me up until now, and you take home your efforts.
- Before we had a chance to order, a plate of appetisers arrived: gorgeous salmon cream wrapped in choux pastry and exquisite mozzarella, tomato and basil nibbles - perfect when you're poring over the menu.
- A number of pastries closely related to éclairs are made from choux pastry.
- I had set to the task of making approximately 350 small choux pastry shells.
- They also feasted on Zieger Krapfen (puff pastry parcels filled with sweet cream cheese and sultanas then fried) and rings of choux pastry, fried not baked, and served with vanilla pouring custard.

Origin

Late 19th century: from choux or chou, denoting a round cream-filled pastry (from French chou (plural choux) 'cabbage, rosette', from Latin caulis) + pastry.

Definition of choux pastry in US English:

choux pastry

nounˈʃu ˌpeɪstriˈSHo͞o ˌpāstrē

Very light pastry made with egg, typically used for eclairs and profiteroles.
Example sentencesExamples
- Before we had a chance to order, a plate of appetisers arrived: gorgeous salmon cream wrapped in choux pastry and exquisite mozzarella, tomato and basil nibbles - perfect when you're poring over the menu.
- I had set to the task of making approximately 350 small choux pastry shells.
- I learnt to make choux pastry which has always defeated me up until now, and you take home your efforts.
- A number of pastries closely related to éclairs are made from choux pastry.
- They also feasted on Zieger Krapfen (puff pastry parcels filled with sweet cream cheese and sultanas then fried) and rings of choux pastry, fried not baked, and served with vanilla pouring custard.

Origin

Late 19th century: from choux or chou, denoting a round cream-filled pastry (from French chou (plural choux) ‘cabbage, rosette’, from Latin caulis) + pastry.

单词	choux pastry
释义	Definition of choux pastry in English: choux pastry nounˈʃuː ˌpeɪstriˈʃu ˌpeɪstri mass noun Very light pastry made with egg, typically used for eclairs and profiteroles. Example sentencesExamples I learnt to make choux pastry which has always defeated me up until now, and you take home your efforts. Before we had a chance to order, a plate of appetisers arrived: gorgeous salmon cream wrapped in choux pastry and exquisite mozzarella, tomato and basil nibbles - perfect when you're poring over the menu. A number of pastries closely related to éclairs are made from choux pastry. I had set to the task of making approximately 350 small choux pastry shells. They also feasted on Zieger Krapfen (puff pastry parcels filled with sweet cream cheese and sultanas then fried) and rings of choux pastry, fried not baked, and served with vanilla pouring custard. Origin Late 19th century: from choux or chou, denoting a round cream-filled pastry (from French chou (plural choux) 'cabbage, rosette', from Latin caulis) + pastry. Definition of choux pastry in US English: choux pastry nounˈʃu ˌpeɪstriˈSHo͞o ˌpāstrē Very light pastry made with egg, typically used for eclairs and profiteroles. Example sentencesExamples Before we had a chance to order, a plate of appetisers arrived: gorgeous salmon cream wrapped in choux pastry and exquisite mozzarella, tomato and basil nibbles - perfect when you're poring over the menu. I had set to the task of making approximately 350 small choux pastry shells. I learnt to make choux pastry which has always defeated me up until now, and you take home your efforts. A number of pastries closely related to éclairs are made from choux pastry. They also feasted on Zieger Krapfen (puff pastry parcels filled with sweet cream cheese and sultanas then fried) and rings of choux pastry, fried not baked, and served with vanilla pouring custard. Origin Late 19th century: from choux or chou, denoting a round cream-filled pastry (from French chou (plural choux) ‘cabbage, rosette’, from Latin caulis) + pastry.
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