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cheese souffle

 

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Noun cheese souffle has 1 sense
  1. cheese souffle - puffy dish of cheese and eggs (whites beaten separately) and white sauce
    --1 is a kind of
    souffle

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Cheese Souffle

Noun - Food:

A cheese souffle is a light and fluffy baked dish made with beaten egg yolks and whites, mixed with cheese, and typically served as a savory main course or side dish.

Example sentence: I ordered a cheese souffle for dinner at the French restaurant.

Noun - Culinary Technique:

In culinary terms, a cheese souffle refers to the technique of making a savory dish rise and puff by incorporating beaten egg whites into a cheese-infused base.

Example sentence: The chef demonstrated the art of making a perfect cheese souffle during the cooking class.

Adjective - Popular:

When something is described as a cheese souffle, it means it is extremely popular and well-liked by many people.

Example sentence: The author's latest novel became a cheese souffle, attracting readers from all around the world.

Adjective - Local:

In a local context, the term cheese souffle often refers to a dish that is specific to a particular region, city, or cuisine.

Example sentence: The restaurant prides itself on serving delicious local specialties, such as their famous cheese souffle.

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