Terrine Definition

tə-rēn
terrines
noun
The food so prepared.
Webster's New World
An earthenware dish or casserole in which a pâté or any of various similar meat or vegetable mixtures is cooked and served.
Webster's New World

A dish or pan, typically used for casseroles and made out of pottery.

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Other Word Forms of Terrine

Noun

Singular:
terrine
Plural:
terrines

Origin of Terrine

  • Borrowing from French terrine "a clay dish" by extension, "that which is cooked in the dish".

    From Wiktionary

  • French tureen

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Terrine Sentence Examples

  • My guest had the crispy duck leg confit with sweet potato and thyme terrine with vanilla jus, (£ 16.00 ).

  • While the terrine is baking, make the Madeira aspic.

  • Pour the Madeira aspic through the funnel, and leave the terrine to set in the fridge.

  • The terrine came with a fromage frais and sharp raspberry compote.

  • I had a terrine of confit chicken with shitake mushrooms, baby leeks and apple chutney.

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Words Starting With

TTETER

Words Ending With

ENEINE

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