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pigs in blankets

/ˈpɪɡz ɪn ˈblæŋkɪts/

Traduction: Terme culinaire britannique désignant de petites saucisses enveloppées dans du bacon (ou parfois de la pâte feuilletée), généralement servies en amuse-bouche, notamment lors des fêtes comme Noël.

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/ˈpɪɡz ɪn ˈblæŋkɪts/B1informalbritishculinary
  • frTerme culinaire britannique désignant de petites saucisses enveloppées dans du bacon (ou parfois de la pâte feuilletée), généralement servies en amuse-bouche, notamment lors des fêtes comme Noël.

A British culinary term for small sausages wrapped in bacon, typically served as a snack or appetizer, especially during festive occasions like Christmas.

  1. Sausages wrapped in baconA2informalbritish

    Small sausages (often cocktail sausages) wrapped in bacon and baked or fried, typically served as an appetizer or snack.

    frsaucisses en croûte de bacon

    • We served pigs in blankets at the Christmas party.
    • The kids love eating pigs in blankets with ketchup.
    • She prepared a tray of pigs in blankets for the buffet.
  2. A2informalamerican

    Small sausages wrapped in pastry (such as puff pastry or pancake batter) and baked, common in American cuisine.

    frsaucisses en croûte

    • For breakfast, they made pigs in blankets with pancake batter.
    • The fair sold pigs in blankets as a popular snack.
    • He dipped his pigs in blankets in maple syrup.