syllabub

• Nom désignant un dessert ou une boisson à base de lait chaud épicé mélangé à du rhum ou du vin, ou de crème sucrée fouettée avec du vin ou une liqueur.

A noun referring to a dessert or drink made from spiced hot milk mixed with rum or wine, or sweetened cream beaten with wine or liquor.

1. Hot syllabubC1formalbritishculinary

   A traditional English drink made from spiced hot milk mixed with rum or wine.

   Syllabub chaud

   • The innkeeper served a warm syllabub on the cold winter evening.
   • She prepared a traditional syllabub with nutmeg and sherry.
   • Hot syllabub was a popular festive drink in the 17th century.

2. Cold syllabubC1formalbritishculinary

   A dessert made from sweetened cream beaten with wine or liquor until thick and frothy.

   Syllabub froid

   • The syllabub was light and creamy, flavored with white wine.
   • For dessert, they had a lemon syllabub with a hint of brandy.
   • She topped the syllabub with a sprinkle of cinnamon.