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What is an amberina compote dish?
A compote dish is a wide, shallow dish used to serve a compote. Amberina is a type of two-toned glass.
How do you use the word compote in a sentence?
Everyone knows that she makes the best compote!
Why do Jews eat dried fruit compote?
Dried compote? That's one I've never heard of.
In what circumstance would you use a footed compote dish?
You could use a footed compote dish as a versatile statement piece during a wedding. Footed compote dishes can be stacked and can be filled with pastries, flowers, or fruit.
The French word for applesauce?
Applesauce (cooked, mashed apples) is tranlated by "compote / compote de pommes"
How do you pronounce compote?
com-poat
What is the common name for cooked fruits?
Compote or conserve.
What food that rhymes with coat?
goat compote oat
Do pear compote act as antidepresiv?
most likely do
How many calories in a fruit compote?
depends. about 100 to 200
What is the value of a rogers sterling compote with the number 1930 on it?
$100
What is a Fruit preserved or cooked in a syrup?
jam or jelly.
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