Definition of cornichon in English:

cornichon

nounˈkɔːnəˌʃɒnˈkɔrnəˌʃɑn

A small pickled cucumber.
a duck terrine with lentil salad and cornichons
Example sentencesExamples
- This upscale market is where celebrity homeowners shop and has everything - from cornichons to Cabernet - to fill your picnic basket.
- Chef Sean Hartley cites the house-made venison sausage with cornichon as an ideal companion to a dunkel weizen ale from Blind Pig, a local brewery.
- Roll up really good salami with rocket and a small gherkin (cornichon).
- He had been dreaming, aloud, about a saucisson sec, beurre and cornichon sandwich for weeks.
- All of the ingredients, from cheese to cornichons, were top-notch and some of the dishes were outstanding.
- The dish included thin slices of the tasty pâté, dots of mustard, crisp crostini and garnishes of cornichon and pickled cauliflower.
- The sandwich is served on a baguette with cornichon, lettuce and tomato.
- Cut each cornichon into thin strips.
- Try with sourdough toast and a few ribbed cornichon.
- The ones called cornichons tend to be the smallest and sweetest, so are best for cooking.
- My only misgiving is the lack of a piquant note to balance the richness - mustard, or capsicum, or cornichon - perhaps even Fritz's ubiquitous tarragon vinegar.
- We order what reads like an interesting option, the dry-cured sausage, cornichon and butter sandwich.

Origin

French, literally 'little horn'.

Definition of cornichon in US English:

cornichon

nounˈkôrnəˌSHänˈkɔrnəˌʃɑn

A small pickled cucumber.
a duck terrine with lentil salad and cornichons
Example sentencesExamples
- Try with sourdough toast and a few ribbed cornichon.
- The sandwich is served on a baguette with cornichon, lettuce and tomato.
- Cut each cornichon into thin strips.
- Chef Sean Hartley cites the house-made venison sausage with cornichon as an ideal companion to a dunkel weizen ale from Blind Pig, a local brewery.
- The dish included thin slices of the tasty pâté, dots of mustard, crisp crostini and garnishes of cornichon and pickled cauliflower.
- The ones called cornichons tend to be the smallest and sweetest, so are best for cooking.
- This upscale market is where celebrity homeowners shop and has everything - from cornichons to Cabernet - to fill your picnic basket.
- My only misgiving is the lack of a piquant note to balance the richness - mustard, or capsicum, or cornichon - perhaps even Fritz's ubiquitous tarragon vinegar.
- Roll up really good salami with rocket and a small gherkin (cornichon).
- He had been dreaming, aloud, about a saucisson sec, beurre and cornichon sandwich for weeks.
- All of the ingredients, from cheese to cornichons, were top-notch and some of the dishes were outstanding.
- We order what reads like an interesting option, the dry-cured sausage, cornichon and butter sandwich.

Origin

French, literally ‘little horn’.

单词	cornichon
释义	Definition of cornichon in English: cornichon nounˈkɔːnəˌʃɒnˈkɔrnəˌʃɑn A small pickled cucumber. a duck terrine with lentil salad and cornichons Example sentencesExamples This upscale market is where celebrity homeowners shop and has everything - from cornichons to Cabernet - to fill your picnic basket. Chef Sean Hartley cites the house-made venison sausage with cornichon as an ideal companion to a dunkel weizen ale from Blind Pig, a local brewery. Roll up really good salami with rocket and a small gherkin (cornichon). He had been dreaming, aloud, about a saucisson sec, beurre and cornichon sandwich for weeks. All of the ingredients, from cheese to cornichons, were top-notch and some of the dishes were outstanding. The dish included thin slices of the tasty pâté, dots of mustard, crisp crostini and garnishes of cornichon and pickled cauliflower. The sandwich is served on a baguette with cornichon, lettuce and tomato. Cut each cornichon into thin strips. Try with sourdough toast and a few ribbed cornichon. The ones called cornichons tend to be the smallest and sweetest, so are best for cooking. My only misgiving is the lack of a piquant note to balance the richness - mustard, or capsicum, or cornichon - perhaps even Fritz's ubiquitous tarragon vinegar. We order what reads like an interesting option, the dry-cured sausage, cornichon and butter sandwich. Origin French, literally 'little horn'. Definition of cornichon in US English: cornichon nounˈkôrnəˌSHänˈkɔrnəˌʃɑn A small pickled cucumber. a duck terrine with lentil salad and cornichons Example sentencesExamples Try with sourdough toast and a few ribbed cornichon. The sandwich is served on a baguette with cornichon, lettuce and tomato. Cut each cornichon into thin strips. Chef Sean Hartley cites the house-made venison sausage with cornichon as an ideal companion to a dunkel weizen ale from Blind Pig, a local brewery. The dish included thin slices of the tasty pâté, dots of mustard, crisp crostini and garnishes of cornichon and pickled cauliflower. The ones called cornichons tend to be the smallest and sweetest, so are best for cooking. This upscale market is where celebrity homeowners shop and has everything - from cornichons to Cabernet - to fill your picnic basket. My only misgiving is the lack of a piquant note to balance the richness - mustard, or capsicum, or cornichon - perhaps even Fritz's ubiquitous tarragon vinegar. Roll up really good salami with rocket and a small gherkin (cornichon). He had been dreaming, aloud, about a saucisson sec, beurre and cornichon sandwich for weeks. All of the ingredients, from cheese to cornichons, were top-notch and some of the dishes were outstanding. We order what reads like an interesting option, the dry-cured sausage, cornichon and butter sandwich. Origin French, literally ‘little horn’.
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