brown-and-serve

American  

[broun-uhn-surv] / ˈbraʊn ənˈsɜrv /

adjective

1. requiring only a brief period of browning, as in an oven, before being ready to serve.

   brown-and-serve rolls.

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Example Sentences

In my family, we had them only for company, and they were usually the par-baked brown-and-serve kind.

From New York Times

Among those declining modestly in price were stuffing, fresh cranberries, pie shells and brown-and-serve rolls.

From Reuters

Campbell will take over Maggie Rudkin's stuffing, cookies, brown-and-serve rolls, and frozen pastries.

From Time Magazine Archive