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casserole
casserole definition
cas·se·role (kas′ə rōl′)
noun
- an earthenware or glass baking dish, usually with a cover, in which food can be cooked and then served
- the food baked and served in such a dish, typically rice, potatoes, or macaroni together with meat or fish and vegetables
- Chem. a deep porcelain dish with a handle, used for heating or evaporating a substance
Etymology: Fr, dim. of casse, bowl, basin < Prov cassa, melting pan < VL cattia < Gr kyathion, dim. of kyathos, bowl, cup
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