crepe suzettes

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• Crepe Suzettes — Crepe Suzette Cr[^e]pe Su*zette (kr?p s?*z[e^]t ), pl. Crepes Suzette Cr[^e]pes Su*zette or Crepe Suzettes Cr[^e]pe Su*zettes [F.] n. A rolled or folded {crepe[3]}, heated in an orange flavored liqueur (or in a hot orange butter sauce and… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

• Crepe Suzette — Cr[^e]pe Su*zette (kr?p s?*z[e^]t ), pl. Crepes Suzette Cr[^e]pes Su*zette or Crepe Suzettes Cr[^e]pe Su*zettes [F.] n. A rolled or folded {crepe[3]}, heated in an orange flavored liqueur (or in a hot orange butter sauce and moistened with a… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

• Crêpe Suzette — Flambéed citrus Crêpe Suzette Crêpe Suzette with …   Wikipedia

• crêpe suzette — noun (plural crêpes suzette or crêpe suzettes) Usage: often capitalized S Etymology: French crêpe Suzette, probably from Suzette, nickname of Suzanne Reichenberg died 1924 French actress Date: 1922 a thin folded or rolled pancake in a hot orange… …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• crêpe suzette — /krayp sooh zet , krep /; Fr. /krddep syuu zet /, pl. crêpe suzettes /krayp sooh zets , krep /, Fr. crêpes suzette /krddep syuu zet /. a thin dessert pancake, usually rolled or folded in quarters, heated in a sauce of orange flavored liqueur, and …   Universalium

• Crepes Suzette — Crepe Suzette Cr[^e]pe Su*zette (kr?p s?*z[e^]t ), pl. Crepes Suzette Cr[^e]pes Su*zette or Crepe Suzettes Cr[^e]pe Su*zettes [F.] n. A rolled or folded {crepe[3]}, heated in an orange flavored liqueur (or in a hot orange butter sauce and… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

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• Cultural depictions of Napoleon — Napoleon is often represented in his green colonel uniform of the Chasseur à Cheval, with a large bicorne and a hand in waistcoat gesture. Statue in Les Invalides …   Wikipedia