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meringue
- IPA[məˈraŋ]
英式
- an item of sweet food made by baking a mixture of stiffly beaten egg whites and sugar until crisp;a light mixture of stiffly beaten egg whites and sugar, baked until crisp or used as a topping for desserts
noun: meringue, plural noun: meringues
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- ▪ an item of sweet food made by baking a mixture of stiffly beaten egg whites and sugar until crisp chocolate meringues
- ▪ a light mixture of stiffly beaten egg whites and sugar, baked until crisp or used as a topping for desserts cover the pudding with meringue
- a type of meringue made by stiffly beating egg whites and sugar at room temperature before baking. the recipe uses French meringue a light French meringue in a caramel sauce
Oxford Dictionary
- a type of meringue made by stiffly beating egg whites and sugar at room temperature before baking. the recipe uses French meringue a light French meringue in a caramel sauce
Oxford American Dictionary
- a type of meringue made by beating egg whites with hot sugar syrup. a sweet and soft dessert covered with Italian meringue a lemon tart under an Italian meringue
Oxford Dictionary
- a type of meringue made by beating egg whites with hot sugar syrup. a sweet and soft dessert covered with Italian meringue a lemon tart under an Italian meringue
Oxford American Dictionary
- a type of meringue made by beating egg whites with sugar in a container placed over heated ... fill with lemon curd then top with Swiss meringue a soft Swiss meringue with fresh berries
Oxford Dictionary
- a type of meringue made by beating egg whites with sugar in a container placed over heated ... fill with lemon curd then top with Swiss meringue a soft Swiss meringue with fresh berries
Oxford American Dictionary
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- IPA[məˈraNG]
美式
- an item of sweet food made by baking a mixture of stiffly beaten egg whites and sugar until crisp: chocolate meringues
Oxford American Dictionary
- IPA[məˈreNGɡā]
美式
- variant spelling of merengue
Oxford American Dictionary
- IPA[məˈrɛŋɡeɪ]
英式
- variant spelling of merengue
Oxford Dictionary