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viennoiserie

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[vee-uhn-wahz-uh-ree, vee-uhn-wahz-uh-ree] / ˌvi ənˈwɑz əˌri, ˌvi ənˌwɑz əˈri /

noun

  1. a category of fine baked goods, such as profiteroles, croissants, brioches, or any single item in this category, made with puff pastry or with yeast-leavened bread dough that is rich in butter, cream, and eggs.

  2. a baked item belonging to this category.


Example Sentences

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In mid-July, Dominique Ansel, the inventive pastry chef best known for the Cronut, will be opening a kitchen and store specializing in viennoiserie, a category of pastries that includes croissants, brioches and kouign-amann.

From New York Times • Jun. 22, 2021

Edan Leshnick, pastry and viennoiserie manager at New York City–based Breads Bakery, tells Slate writer Violet Kim that a baking stone will help you to “get a really nice crust and oven spring.”

From Slate • Jun. 10, 2020

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