compote

Preposition: of

• fruit: The desert was a fresh lemon tart with compote of autumn fruits and clotted cream.

Converse of object

• make: Also offered is a selection of locally produced yoghurts, preserves and home made fruit compote.
• spice: In the kitchen Serve spiced cherry compote with rich meats, and add a dash of red wine vinegar for a tangy flavor.
• dry: For something a little more unusual, try warm dried fruit compote with a spoonful of creamy Greek yogurt.

Adjective modifier

• plum: Recipes include red hot soup, butternut squash and semolina gnocchi, and plum compote.
• cherry: The rich moist chocolate mixed with the black cherry compote is just a dream to eat.
• mixed: For desserts and meat dishes, mixed berries compote combines raspberries, strawberries and blackberries.
• warm: Sit the warm sponges on the plates with the warm cherry compote and spoon the vanilla ice cream next to them.
• fresh: A continental buffet is offered, with fresh fruit compote, juice, cereals, yoghurts and home baked pastries and muffins.
• black: The rich moist chocolate mixed with the black cherry compote is just a dream to eat.

Preposition: on

• top: Serve with the rest of the compote on top of the fool.

Noun used with modifier

• berry: For desserts and meat dishes, mixed berries compote combines raspberries, strawberries and blackberries.
• fruit: For something a little more unusual, try warm dried fruit compote with a spoonful of creamy Greek yogurt.
• tomato: The Loin of pork, gruyère and tomato compote looked good, and our neighbor reported that she enjoyed it very much.
• rhubarb: He chose Orange and almond torte with tangy rhubarb compote and yogurt cream.
• raspberry: The terrine came with a fromage frais and sharp raspberry compote.
• cranberry: It came with a light salad including some sweet figs and a tart cranberry compote.