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baked alaska

 

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Noun baked alaska has 1 sense
  1. baked Alaska - cake covered with ice cream and meringue browned quickly in an oven
    --1 is a kind of
    dessert, sweet, afters

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Baked Alaska

Noun (Food):

A dessert consisting of a layer of cake topped with ice cream and enclosed in a meringue shell before being baked until lightly browned.

Example sentence: I treated myself to a heavenly slice of Baked Alaska topped with vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce.

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Adjective:

Referring to a culinary dish which is served or cooked in the style of Alaska.

Example sentence: The restaurant offers a variety of baked Alaska dishes that are decadent and scrumptious.

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Verb:

The act of preparing or cooking something in the style of Baked Alaska.

Example sentence: She skillfully baked Alaska the dessert, ensuring a perfect balance between the cake, ice cream, and meringue.

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Noun (Local):

A region in the United States (often referred to as the 49th state) known for its vast wilderness, glaciers, and stunning natural landscapes.

Example sentence: Exploring the breathtaking beauty of Baked Alaska is a dream for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers.

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Adjective (Local):

Relating to or characteristic of the state of Alaska or its people.

Example sentence: The Alaskan culture embraces traditional practices and crafts, making their artwork unique and reflective of Baked Alaska's heritage.

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