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Definition of baked Alaska in English: baked Alaskanounbeɪkt əˈlaskəˌbeɪkt əˈlæskə mass nounA dessert of sponge cake and ice cream in a meringue covering, cooked in a hot oven for a very short time. 烘烤冰淇淋 we ate lobster and baked Alaska count noun she was carrying a baked Alaska Example sentencesExamples - But, as I tripped down this path littered with smoked lobster, pineapple baked Alaska, and cilantro daiquiris, I collected three truths to bring home to you, dear reader, from our nation's capitol.
- For dessert, you can watch bleary-eyed as the waiters prepare faithful versions of crêpes suzette at the table and a flaming baked Alaska stuffed with sorbet and almond cake.
- They'll be free to dive into the midnight dessert buffet, but a card listing the carb counts of favorites such as baked Alaska will be discreetly left on their pillows.
- Strawberry soup is merely a purée, and at $18.50, a baked Alaska rages on like the finale of Burning Man, only to blacken its meringue while still reeking of alcohol, leaving the ice cream inside hard enough to shatter the patio glass.
- This monumental work began to resemble a baked Alaska as flaming vodka coursed from the upper levels, eroding the terraces, and prompting the fire brigade to join the eager spectators.
- According to Environment Canada, greenhouse gases have turned our north into a baked Alaska.
- How can someone possibly know whether they can actually make a baked Alaska if they have only ever written about one?
- He was heard gasping as the steaming composer was steered back to his baked Alaska, simmering with force majeure.
- There, too, the darker pundits were coming to pretty much the same conclusion as Bill Gates: The new iMacs, while pretty in a baked Alaska kind of way, aren't going to return Apple to its glory days.
- My partner, though, gobbled up her creme caramel and some of my baked Alaska.
- The baked Alaska of mango and raspberry sorbet with a meringue topping was impressively set afire in flaming sambuca, but the fruity flavours were so strong that the result was garish.
- Over baked Alaska, Mr Brown-Lee informed Alicia that he would be attending a ball next week, held in honour of a colleague's fortieth wedding anniversary.
- The smoke of the fire stung his eyes, the cold and the whisky left him like a baked Alaska, alternately burning and freezing.
- There is even an ice cream tempura - a Japanese version of baked Alaska.
- Puddings are delicious: baked Alaska, Chocolate Royale, fruit crumbles with their own jugs of custard.
- Steakhouse gluttons might enjoy the baked Alaska (with Meyer lemon), but I thought it tasted like something out of the back of an ice-cream truck.
- Champions offers no dance floor or meeting rooms or, as Burke enjoys saying, baked Alaska on the menu to burn the place down.
- He later founded and sold a company that provided cable-TV programs for college students, such as a late-night cooking show that once demonstrated how to make baked Alaska with a blowtorch.
Definition of baked Alaska in US English: baked Alaskanounˌbeɪkt əˈlæskə Sponge cake and ice cream in a meringue covering, cooked for a very short time. 烘烤冰淇淋 we ate lobster and baked Alaska count noun she was carrying a baked Alaska Example sentencesExamples - The baked Alaska of mango and raspberry sorbet with a meringue topping was impressively set afire in flaming sambuca, but the fruity flavours were so strong that the result was garish.
- He later founded and sold a company that provided cable-TV programs for college students, such as a late-night cooking show that once demonstrated how to make baked Alaska with a blowtorch.
- Champions offers no dance floor or meeting rooms or, as Burke enjoys saying, baked Alaska on the menu to burn the place down.
- For dessert, you can watch bleary-eyed as the waiters prepare faithful versions of crêpes suzette at the table and a flaming baked Alaska stuffed with sorbet and almond cake.
- My partner, though, gobbled up her creme caramel and some of my baked Alaska.
- Over baked Alaska, Mr Brown-Lee informed Alicia that he would be attending a ball next week, held in honour of a colleague's fortieth wedding anniversary.
- There is even an ice cream tempura - a Japanese version of baked Alaska.
- Puddings are delicious: baked Alaska, Chocolate Royale, fruit crumbles with their own jugs of custard.
- This monumental work began to resemble a baked Alaska as flaming vodka coursed from the upper levels, eroding the terraces, and prompting the fire brigade to join the eager spectators.
- He was heard gasping as the steaming composer was steered back to his baked Alaska, simmering with force majeure.
- The smoke of the fire stung his eyes, the cold and the whisky left him like a baked Alaska, alternately burning and freezing.
- Steakhouse gluttons might enjoy the baked Alaska (with Meyer lemon), but I thought it tasted like something out of the back of an ice-cream truck.
- But, as I tripped down this path littered with smoked lobster, pineapple baked Alaska, and cilantro daiquiris, I collected three truths to bring home to you, dear reader, from our nation's capitol.
- They'll be free to dive into the midnight dessert buffet, but a card listing the carb counts of favorites such as baked Alaska will be discreetly left on their pillows.
- There, too, the darker pundits were coming to pretty much the same conclusion as Bill Gates: The new iMacs, while pretty in a baked Alaska kind of way, aren't going to return Apple to its glory days.
- How can someone possibly know whether they can actually make a baked Alaska if they have only ever written about one?
- According to Environment Canada, greenhouse gases have turned our north into a baked Alaska.
- Strawberry soup is merely a purée, and at $18.50, a baked Alaska rages on like the finale of Burning Man, only to blacken its meringue while still reeking of alcohol, leaving the ice cream inside hard enough to shatter the patio glass.
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