Definition of twice-baked in US English:

twice-baked

adjective

(of bread or cookie dough) baked in a loaf and then sliced and returned to the oven to bake again until crisp.
Example sentencesExamples
- We eat it with breadsticks, descendants of the biscotto, the twice-baked everlasting ship's biscuits that kept a trading empire alive.
- Cookies, such as twice-baked biscotti and sesame-seed varieties, could be shaped into forms with religious significance.
- The great thing about biscotti is, since it's a twice-baked cookie, it won't go stale (at least not in a month).

Definition of twice-baked in US English:

twice-baked

adjective

(of bread or cookie dough) baked in a loaf and then sliced and returned to the oven to bake again until crisp.
Example sentencesExamples
- The great thing about biscotti is, since it's a twice-baked cookie, it won't go stale (at least not in a month).
- Cookies, such as twice-baked biscotti and sesame-seed varieties, could be shaped into forms with religious significance.
- We eat it with breadsticks, descendants of the biscotto, the twice-baked everlasting ship's biscuits that kept a trading empire alive.

单词	twice-baked
释义	Definition of twice-baked in US English: twice-baked adjective (of bread or cookie dough) baked in a loaf and then sliced and returned to the oven to bake again until crisp. Example sentencesExamples We eat it with breadsticks, descendants of the biscotto, the twice-baked everlasting ship's biscuits that kept a trading empire alive. Cookies, such as twice-baked biscotti and sesame-seed varieties, could be shaped into forms with religious significance. The great thing about biscotti is, since it's a twice-baked cookie, it won't go stale (at least not in a month). Definition of twice-baked in US English: twice-baked adjective (of bread or cookie dough) baked in a loaf and then sliced and returned to the oven to bake again until crisp. Example sentencesExamples The great thing about biscotti is, since it's a twice-baked cookie, it won't go stale (at least not in a month). Cookies, such as twice-baked biscotti and sesame-seed varieties, could be shaped into forms with religious significance. We eat it with breadsticks, descendants of the biscotto, the twice-baked everlasting ship's biscuits that kept a trading empire alive.
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