gratin Definition
gra·tin (grät′'n, grat′'n; Fr grȧ tan′)
noun
any dish having a lightly browned, crisp crust on top, esp. one topped with bread crumbs or grated cheese and broiled briefly
gratin Usage Examples
Converse of object
serve: Celery can be sautéed or served au gratin as a vegetable side dish.
Adjective modifier
sweet: To Serve Cut a slice of hot sweet potato gratin on the plate.
Modifies a noun
- dauphinois: Ideal for mousse, quiches, pates, soups, muffins and our new winter recipe smoked salmon gratin dauphinois - absolutely yummy.
- dish: Butter a gratin dish or small, deep baking tray.
- potato: My choice was roast pork with creamy gratin potatoes.
Noun used with modifier
- au: And you don't even know what ' au gratin ' means... Um, got any lager?
- potato: To Serve Cut a slice of hot sweet potato gratin on the plate.
- vegetable: To serve; cut the pies into slices and serve with the root vegetable gratin.
- macaroni: But the other woman, satisfying her first pangs of hunger, was now bent rather low over her macaroni au gratin.
Browse dictionary entries near gratin
- ‹ gratifying
- ‹ gratify
- ‹ gratification
- ‹ Gratian
- ‹ grater
- ‹ gratefully
- ‹ grateful
- ‹ grate
- ‹ grassy
- ‹ grassplot
- gratinéed ›
- grating ›
- gratis ›
- gratitude ›
- Grattan ›
- gratuitous ›
- gratuitous contract ›
- gratuity ›
- gratulate ›
- Graubünden ›

