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Definition of profiterole in English: profiterolenoun prəˈfɪtərəʊlprəˈfɪdəˌroʊl A small ball of soft, sweet choux pastry filled with cream and covered with chocolate sauce, served as a dessert. Example sentencesExamples - The profiteroles I sampled were soggy, and the purplish lavender crème brûlée tasted a little too much like bath soap.
- For dessert, Liz chose a creme caramel, and I opted for chocolate profiteroles, both for £2.25.
- Although it is now beyond eight and the clock is ticking louder than a bomb, we are determined not to forgo profiteroles, and pear tart with honey ice cream.
- Despite feeling full we were tempted by the dessert board which included profiteroles, brownies and banana brûlée.
- Nick opted for some vanilla ice, while I went for profiteroles served with a zabaglione and chocolate sauce.
- A good bottle of Australian Sémillon Chardonnay, at £10, washed the lot down admirably and, with just a bit of room to spare, we chose cinnamon apple fritters with fresh cream and profiteroles for dessert.
- From golden profiteroles filled with vanilla or espresso ice cream, to a warm wedge of tender chocolate cake, I can't imagine any chocolate dessert that wouldn't be improved by being doused with a nice drizzle of this.
- There was also a Frankenstein-size profiterole and an ambitious apple tart capped with brown-sugar sauce.
- Throwing my heart monitor out the window I plumped (no pun intended) for the dessert of fresh profiteroles served with butterscotch sauce.
- Desserts here have been a weak link, from a tough-crusted fruit tart to tough-skinned profiteroles to a too-goopy bread pudding.
- So we ordered the profiteroles in white chocolate sauce and two spoons.
- Pudding lovers looking for something full of eastern promise might be disappointed though: the desserts on offer were profiteroles, fruit salad and tiramisu - all at £2.95.
- I was pretty full but determined to sample one of the puddings, selecting profiteroles and cream for £2.75, while my son asked for chocolate sponge.
- I reckon it's safe to claim success in the lazing stakes when the highlight of your day is a chocolate profiterole.
- There are also sundaes (hot fudge and strawberry) along with profiteroles smothered in fudge sauce, and a frosty root beer float.
- To finish I had Italian-style profiteroles, filled with ice cream.
- This exotic, faintly ridiculous dish more than makes up for the dank profiteroles, served with what tasted like canned whipped cream.
- I had warm chocolate Brownies, with pouring cream, and Mike had profiteroles.
- Jayne had a healthy portion of profiteroles with hot chocolate sauce, which came with chocolate ice cream.
- Neither of us had dessert, though they sounded tempting: white chocolate and brownie crème brûlée or Belgian chocolate profiterole gateaux with honey roast almonds.
Origin French, diminutive of profit 'profit'. Definition of profiterole in US English: profiterolenounprəˈfɪdəˌroʊlprəˈfidəˌrōl A small hollow pastry typically filled with cream and covered with chocolate sauce. Example sentencesExamples - Despite feeling full we were tempted by the dessert board which included profiteroles, brownies and banana brûlée.
- Jayne had a healthy portion of profiteroles with hot chocolate sauce, which came with chocolate ice cream.
- There are also sundaes (hot fudge and strawberry) along with profiteroles smothered in fudge sauce, and a frosty root beer float.
- Pudding lovers looking for something full of eastern promise might be disappointed though: the desserts on offer were profiteroles, fruit salad and tiramisu - all at £2.95.
- Throwing my heart monitor out the window I plumped (no pun intended) for the dessert of fresh profiteroles served with butterscotch sauce.
- I reckon it's safe to claim success in the lazing stakes when the highlight of your day is a chocolate profiterole.
- Neither of us had dessert, though they sounded tempting: white chocolate and brownie crème brûlée or Belgian chocolate profiterole gateaux with honey roast almonds.
- For dessert, Liz chose a creme caramel, and I opted for chocolate profiteroles, both for £2.25.
- From golden profiteroles filled with vanilla or espresso ice cream, to a warm wedge of tender chocolate cake, I can't imagine any chocolate dessert that wouldn't be improved by being doused with a nice drizzle of this.
- So we ordered the profiteroles in white chocolate sauce and two spoons.
- Desserts here have been a weak link, from a tough-crusted fruit tart to tough-skinned profiteroles to a too-goopy bread pudding.
- Although it is now beyond eight and the clock is ticking louder than a bomb, we are determined not to forgo profiteroles, and pear tart with honey ice cream.
- Nick opted for some vanilla ice, while I went for profiteroles served with a zabaglione and chocolate sauce.
- There was also a Frankenstein-size profiterole and an ambitious apple tart capped with brown-sugar sauce.
- I had warm chocolate Brownies, with pouring cream, and Mike had profiteroles.
- This exotic, faintly ridiculous dish more than makes up for the dank profiteroles, served with what tasted like canned whipped cream.
- I was pretty full but determined to sample one of the puddings, selecting profiteroles and cream for £2.75, while my son asked for chocolate sponge.
- A good bottle of Australian Sémillon Chardonnay, at £10, washed the lot down admirably and, with just a bit of room to spare, we chose cinnamon apple fritters with fresh cream and profiteroles for dessert.
- To finish I had Italian-style profiteroles, filled with ice cream.
- The profiteroles I sampled were soggy, and the purplish lavender crème brûlée tasted a little too much like bath soap.
Origin French, diminutive of profit ‘profit’. |