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pudding

/ˈpʊd.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Plat sucré ou salé, généralement de consistance molle, crémeuse ou poreuse, souvent servi en dessert.

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noun

/ˈpʊd.ɪŋ/A2formalculinary
  • frPlat sucré ou salé, généralement de consistance molle, crémeuse ou poreuse, souvent servi en dessert.

A sweet or savory dish, typically a soft, creamy, or spongy food, often served as a dessert.

  1. Dessert dishA2formalculinary

    A sweet, soft, or creamy dessert typically served after a meal.

    frPudding (dessert)

    • She made a chocolate pudding for dessert.
    • The restaurant serves a delicious rice pudding.
    • We had apple pudding with custard.

    Synonymesaftersdessertpudsweet

  2. British savory dishB1formalbritishculinary

    A savory or sweet dish made from a mixture of ingredients, often steamed or baked, such as Yorkshire pudding or black pudding.

    frpudding salé ou sucré (plat britannique)

    • Yorkshire pudding is traditionally served with roast beef.
    • Black pudding is a type of blood sausage.
    • Steak and kidney pudding is a classic British dish.

    Synonymespud

  3. Soft consistencyB2informal

    A soft, spongy, or creamy substance resembling pudding.

    frSubstance molle et pâteuse

    • The cake had a pudding-like texture.
    • After the rain, the ground turned into a muddy pudding.
    • The mixture should have a thick pudding consistency.

    Synonymesgoomushpappastepulpslop

Formes
  • puddings plural form
  • puddings' possessive plural form
  • pudding's possessive singular form
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