croustade

(kro̵̅o̅ städ)

noun

a shell, as of pastry or toasted bread, with a savory filling, as of mushrooms

See croustade in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A molded or hollowed bowllike crust, as of pastry, rice, or bread, used as a serving container for another food.

Origin:

Origin: French

Origin: , from Provençal croustado

Origin: , from Old Provençal

Origin: , from Latin crūstātus

Origin: , past participle of crūstāre, to encrust

Origin: , from crūsta, crust; see crust

.

(click for a larger image)

croustade

Learn more about croustade

croustade

link/cite print suggestion box