croissant
Noun
Meaning
very rich flaky crescent-shaped roll
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"A lie-in, a tray with a pot of Storm & India Imperial Earl Grey tea, a fresh croissant and the weekend’s cryptic crossword followed by a long dog walk.
A cross between a donut and a croissant, the has taken New York by storm.
Apart from a coffee and croissant when they first wake up, locals don’t have breakfast until about 11am.
As it was almost noon by that time, I needed something much more substantial than just a coffee and a croissant to wake me up, so I opted for a smoked salmon and spinach quiche instead.
A roasted, Peking-style duck entrée with multiple components, including rich breast meat sandwiched between slices of a croissant infused with foie gras, connects China and France.
Before, after, and during the savory, save room for sweets: an orange blossom morning bun made with scraps of cardamom-spiced croissant dough, a “pop tart” filled with pistachio paste and topped with saffron-honey glaze, a caramely sesame-cashew bar.