noun
definition
A dessert made of fruit cooked in sugary syrup.
definition
A dish used for serving fruit.
Examples of compote in a Sentence
He chose Orange and almond torte with tangy rhubarb compote and yogurt cream.
Diayn continued with a millefeuille of seabass with chorizo and herb gnocchi, tomato compote and avocado puree, marinated artichokes.
Also offered is a selection of locally produced yoghurts, preserves and home made fruit compote.
In the kitchen Serve spiced cherry compote with rich meats, and add a dash of red wine vinegar for a tangy flavor.
For something a little more unusual, try warm dried fruit compote with a spoonful of creamy Greek yogurt.
Recipes include red hot soup, butternut squash and semolina gnocchi, and plum compote.
The rich moist chocolate mixed with the black cherry compote is just a dream to eat.
For desserts and meat dishes, mixed berries compote combines raspberries, strawberries and blackberries.
Sit the warm sponges on the plates with the warm cherry compote and spoon the vanilla ice cream next to them.
A continental buffet is offered, with fresh fruit compote, juice, cereals, yoghurts and home baked pastries and muffins.
The Loin of pork, gruyère and tomato compote looked good, and our neighbor reported that she enjoyed it very much.
The terrine came with a fromage frais and sharp raspberry compote.
It came with a light salad including some sweet figs and a tart cranberry compote.
The fresh juice or compote was used as a gargle for hoarseness, sore throat and inflamed tonsils, .
Filling should also match the season - consider a fresh fruit compote or a rich butter cream to compliment the airy texture of the cake itself.
Make three or four layers, let them all cool, and stack them on top of one another with buttercream, curd, fruit compote, whipped cream, or another tasty frosting in between.