brochette

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brochette

A chef prepares a colorful brochette on a grill.

Definition

Noun: A small spit or skewer, typically made of metal or wood, used for holding pieces of food together during cooking, especially over a grill or open flame.

Usage

The word "brochette" refers specifically to the cooking utensil itself. It is used to describe the skewer on which food is threaded. * You prepare food on a brochette. * You cook food on a brochette. * A dish consisting of skewered food can be named after the utensil, e.g., "beef brochette."

Examples
  • Noun:
    • Thread the chicken and vegetables onto the metal brochette before grilling.
    • The recipe calls for six wooden brochettes, soaked in water first.
    • We ordered the shrimp brochette, which came with three skewers.
Advanced Usage
  • By extension: The term can also refer to the prepared dish of food cooked on a skewer.
    • The restaurant's specialty is a lamb brochette with rosemary.
Variants and Related Words
  • Skewer (noun/verb): A more common, general synonym for "brochette." To "skewer" food means to pierce it with a skewer.
  • Kebab (noun): A dish of pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables roasted or grilled on a skewer. While "brochette" is the skewer, "kebab" is the food item.
Synonyms
  • Skewer
  • Spit (though a spit is usually larger for roasting whole animals)
Related Phrases
  • En brochette: A French culinary term meaning "on a skewer," used to describe the cooking method.
    • The mushrooms were served en brochette.
brochette

A chef prepares a colorful brochette on a grill.

Noun
  1. a small spit or skewer

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