Definition of compote in English:

compote

noun ˈkɒmpəʊtˈkɒmpɒtˈkɑmˌpoʊt

1mass noun Fruit preserved or cooked in syrup.
Example sentencesExamples
- In each of four shallow ramekins, spoon a fourth of the pear compote.
- As they cook, the banana and pear slices fall into each other's arms, melding together in a luscious soft compote, while keeping their textural identities.
- We liked the avocado and banana compote, the avocado adding an interesting twist to the other more ‘obvious’ flavors (banana, hazelnut and chocolate).
- It was a lovely big breakfast - bacon, eggs, pancakes, fruit compote.
- The cake was extremely dense and moist, and yet refreshing thanks to kumquats, with which I also made compote and served with the cake.
- To serve, place a dollop of compote in the middle of each plate.
- And they were just perfect with the rhubarb and raspberry compote.
- Spoon a portion of plum compote onto the front of the plate and drizzle with syrup.
- I decided to go for simplicity, and made compote, in the oven, pairing the rhubarb with some raspberries I had in the freezer.
- Place one tablespoon cherry compote on top of each goat cheese circle.
- An almost candified fruit compote overwhelms a handsomely prepared pork loin, but keen balancing of a pale, licorice-scented fennel crust against an earthy port glaze complements roast salmon.
- Set two heaping spoonfuls of pastry cream and a spoonful of dried fig compote on top.
- This one was served in a small shot glass: a layer of quince compote and a layer of lemon jelly, topped with quince syrup.
- A few spoonfuls of this warm and soft compote, served in a glass and topped with a little dollop of crème fraîche, was unanimously described as a crustless tarte tatin - just what we needed.
- I rarely cook a cherry, though this year I made a compote by cooking the fruit, stone in, with a modicum of sugar until they bled deep red juice.
- The best of this not very inspiring group is the fruit compote, a warm stew of raisins and cherries, topped with tangy cheesecake ice cream.
- Spoon some blueberry compote in the center of a plate and set a large quenelle of lemon foam on top.
- But the crowd-pleaser is lusciously roasted baby loin of pork, accompanied not only by sauerkraut and apple compote but by smoked sausage and two spare ribs.
- Spoon some huckleberry compote on top and garnish with lemon zest.
- Serve it with a simple autumnal fruit compote spread into the soufflé itself.
2A bowl-shaped dessert dish with a stem.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pair of footed Vieux Paris compotes, filled with colorful pomegranates, bear the red stenciled mark first used by the Edouard Honore factory in 1824, and would have been made no later than 1840.
- Select a small, straight-sided glass vessel (a dessert bowl or fruit compote works well), cut the stems to the same length, and graduate the blossoms up the side of the bowl.
- The electroplate manufacturers in North America in the late nineteenth century favored various plain square, oblong, and low round baskets and taller ones on a foot, resembling a compote.
- Most aquamarine glass was used to make vases or compotes; the paperweight doorstop is an extremely rare form.

Origin

Late 17th century: from French, from Old French composte 'mixture' (see compost).

Definition of compote in US English:

compote

nounˈkɑmˌpoʊtˈkämˌpōt

1Fruit preserved or cooked in syrup.
Example sentencesExamples
- As they cook, the banana and pear slices fall into each other's arms, melding together in a luscious soft compote, while keeping their textural identities.
- The best of this not very inspiring group is the fruit compote, a warm stew of raisins and cherries, topped with tangy cheesecake ice cream.
- I decided to go for simplicity, and made compote, in the oven, pairing the rhubarb with some raspberries I had in the freezer.
- Spoon some blueberry compote in the center of a plate and set a large quenelle of lemon foam on top.
- To serve, place a dollop of compote in the middle of each plate.
- I rarely cook a cherry, though this year I made a compote by cooking the fruit, stone in, with a modicum of sugar until they bled deep red juice.
- Serve it with a simple autumnal fruit compote spread into the soufflé itself.
- Place one tablespoon cherry compote on top of each goat cheese circle.
- And they were just perfect with the rhubarb and raspberry compote.
- But the crowd-pleaser is lusciously roasted baby loin of pork, accompanied not only by sauerkraut and apple compote but by smoked sausage and two spare ribs.
- A few spoonfuls of this warm and soft compote, served in a glass and topped with a little dollop of crème fraîche, was unanimously described as a crustless tarte tatin - just what we needed.
- The cake was extremely dense and moist, and yet refreshing thanks to kumquats, with which I also made compote and served with the cake.
- Spoon a portion of plum compote onto the front of the plate and drizzle with syrup.
- An almost candified fruit compote overwhelms a handsomely prepared pork loin, but keen balancing of a pale, licorice-scented fennel crust against an earthy port glaze complements roast salmon.
- This one was served in a small shot glass: a layer of quince compote and a layer of lemon jelly, topped with quince syrup.
- In each of four shallow ramekins, spoon a fourth of the pear compote.
- It was a lovely big breakfast - bacon, eggs, pancakes, fruit compote.
- Set two heaping spoonfuls of pastry cream and a spoonful of dried fig compote on top.
- We liked the avocado and banana compote, the avocado adding an interesting twist to the other more ‘obvious’ flavors (banana, hazelnut and chocolate).
- Spoon some huckleberry compote on top and garnish with lemon zest.
1. 1.1 A dish consisting of fruit salad or stewed fruit, often with syrup.
2A bowl-shaped dessert dish with a stem.
Example sentencesExamples
- The electroplate manufacturers in North America in the late nineteenth century favored various plain square, oblong, and low round baskets and taller ones on a foot, resembling a compote.
- Most aquamarine glass was used to make vases or compotes; the paperweight doorstop is an extremely rare form.
- The pair of footed Vieux Paris compotes, filled with colorful pomegranates, bear the red stenciled mark first used by the Edouard Honore factory in 1824, and would have been made no later than 1840.
- Select a small, straight-sided glass vessel (a dessert bowl or fruit compote works well), cut the stems to the same length, and graduate the blossoms up the side of the bowl.

Origin

Late 17th century: from French, from Old French composte ‘mixture’ (see compost).

单词	compote
释义	Definition of compote in English: compote noun ˈkɒmpəʊtˈkɒmpɒtˈkɑmˌpoʊt 1mass noun Fruit preserved or cooked in syrup. Example sentencesExamples In each of four shallow ramekins, spoon a fourth of the pear compote. As they cook, the banana and pear slices fall into each other's arms, melding together in a luscious soft compote, while keeping their textural identities. We liked the avocado and banana compote, the avocado adding an interesting twist to the other more ‘obvious’ flavors (banana, hazelnut and chocolate). It was a lovely big breakfast - bacon, eggs, pancakes, fruit compote. The cake was extremely dense and moist, and yet refreshing thanks to kumquats, with which I also made compote and served with the cake. To serve, place a dollop of compote in the middle of each plate. And they were just perfect with the rhubarb and raspberry compote. Spoon a portion of plum compote onto the front of the plate and drizzle with syrup. I decided to go for simplicity, and made compote, in the oven, pairing the rhubarb with some raspberries I had in the freezer. Place one tablespoon cherry compote on top of each goat cheese circle. An almost candified fruit compote overwhelms a handsomely prepared pork loin, but keen balancing of a pale, licorice-scented fennel crust against an earthy port glaze complements roast salmon. Set two heaping spoonfuls of pastry cream and a spoonful of dried fig compote on top. This one was served in a small shot glass: a layer of quince compote and a layer of lemon jelly, topped with quince syrup. A few spoonfuls of this warm and soft compote, served in a glass and topped with a little dollop of crème fraîche, was unanimously described as a crustless tarte tatin - just what we needed. I rarely cook a cherry, though this year I made a compote by cooking the fruit, stone in, with a modicum of sugar until they bled deep red juice. The best of this not very inspiring group is the fruit compote, a warm stew of raisins and cherries, topped with tangy cheesecake ice cream. Spoon some blueberry compote in the center of a plate and set a large quenelle of lemon foam on top. But the crowd-pleaser is lusciously roasted baby loin of pork, accompanied not only by sauerkraut and apple compote but by smoked sausage and two spare ribs. Spoon some huckleberry compote on top and garnish with lemon zest. Serve it with a simple autumnal fruit compote spread into the soufflé itself. 2A bowl-shaped dessert dish with a stem. Example sentencesExamples The pair of footed Vieux Paris compotes, filled with colorful pomegranates, bear the red stenciled mark first used by the Edouard Honore factory in 1824, and would have been made no later than 1840. Select a small, straight-sided glass vessel (a dessert bowl or fruit compote works well), cut the stems to the same length, and graduate the blossoms up the side of the bowl. The electroplate manufacturers in North America in the late nineteenth century favored various plain square, oblong, and low round baskets and taller ones on a foot, resembling a compote. Most aquamarine glass was used to make vases or compotes; the paperweight doorstop is an extremely rare form. Origin Late 17th century: from French, from Old French composte 'mixture' (see compost). Definition of compote in US English: compote nounˈkɑmˌpoʊtˈkämˌpōt 1Fruit preserved or cooked in syrup. Example sentencesExamples As they cook, the banana and pear slices fall into each other's arms, melding together in a luscious soft compote, while keeping their textural identities. The best of this not very inspiring group is the fruit compote, a warm stew of raisins and cherries, topped with tangy cheesecake ice cream. I decided to go for simplicity, and made compote, in the oven, pairing the rhubarb with some raspberries I had in the freezer. Spoon some blueberry compote in the center of a plate and set a large quenelle of lemon foam on top. To serve, place a dollop of compote in the middle of each plate. I rarely cook a cherry, though this year I made a compote by cooking the fruit, stone in, with a modicum of sugar until they bled deep red juice. Serve it with a simple autumnal fruit compote spread into the soufflé itself. Place one tablespoon cherry compote on top of each goat cheese circle. And they were just perfect with the rhubarb and raspberry compote. But the crowd-pleaser is lusciously roasted baby loin of pork, accompanied not only by sauerkraut and apple compote but by smoked sausage and two spare ribs. A few spoonfuls of this warm and soft compote, served in a glass and topped with a little dollop of crème fraîche, was unanimously described as a crustless tarte tatin - just what we needed. The cake was extremely dense and moist, and yet refreshing thanks to kumquats, with which I also made compote and served with the cake. Spoon a portion of plum compote onto the front of the plate and drizzle with syrup. An almost candified fruit compote overwhelms a handsomely prepared pork loin, but keen balancing of a pale, licorice-scented fennel crust against an earthy port glaze complements roast salmon. This one was served in a small shot glass: a layer of quince compote and a layer of lemon jelly, topped with quince syrup. In each of four shallow ramekins, spoon a fourth of the pear compote. It was a lovely big breakfast - bacon, eggs, pancakes, fruit compote. Set two heaping spoonfuls of pastry cream and a spoonful of dried fig compote on top. We liked the avocado and banana compote, the avocado adding an interesting twist to the other more ‘obvious’ flavors (banana, hazelnut and chocolate). Spoon some huckleberry compote on top and garnish with lemon zest. 1.1 A dish consisting of fruit salad or stewed fruit, often with syrup. 2A bowl-shaped dessert dish with a stem. Example sentencesExamples The electroplate manufacturers in North America in the late nineteenth century favored various plain square, oblong, and low round baskets and taller ones on a foot, resembling a compote. Most aquamarine glass was used to make vases or compotes; the paperweight doorstop is an extremely rare form. The pair of footed Vieux Paris compotes, filled with colorful pomegranates, bear the red stenciled mark first used by the Edouard Honore factory in 1824, and would have been made no later than 1840. Select a small, straight-sided glass vessel (a dessert bowl or fruit compote works well), cut the stems to the same length, and graduate the blossoms up the side of the bowl. Origin Late 17th century: from French, from Old French composte ‘mixture’ (see compost).
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