Definition of clafoutis in English:

clafoutis

noun klaˈfuːtiˌkläfo͞oˈtē

A type of flan made of fruit, typically cherries, baked in a sweet batter.
（多用樱桃和甜面糊做的）水果蛋糕
Example sentencesExamples
- Traditional clafoutis are made with cherries, preferably unpitted, but I've been known to use apricots, myself, especially when they're at their rosy peak.
- The peaches were made into a clafoutis, but… that didn't turn out so well.
- The clafoutis was still warm, with a thin spongey surface over juicy cherries and a thicker batter base.
- These were light, shuddery golden bites which had a yielding texture somewhere between a French clafoutis and a Yorkshire pudding.
- The deep silence that greeted us every morning all but mandated the house-livening presence of breakfast baking - pancakes, popovers, cranberry clafoutis, blueberry coffee cake.

Origin

French, from dialect clafir 'to stuff'.

Definition of clafoutis in US English:

clafoutis

nounˌkläfo͞oˈtē

A tart made of fruit, typically cherries, baked in a sweet batter.
（多用樱桃和甜面糊做的）水果蛋糕
Example sentencesExamples
- The peaches were made into a clafoutis, but… that didn't turn out so well.
- Traditional clafoutis are made with cherries, preferably unpitted, but I've been known to use apricots, myself, especially when they're at their rosy peak.
- These were light, shuddery golden bites which had a yielding texture somewhere between a French clafoutis and a Yorkshire pudding.
- The deep silence that greeted us every morning all but mandated the house-livening presence of breakfast baking - pancakes, popovers, cranberry clafoutis, blueberry coffee cake.
- The clafoutis was still warm, with a thin spongey surface over juicy cherries and a thicker batter base.

Origin

French, from dialect clafir ‘to stuff’.

单词	clafoutis
释义	Definition of clafoutis in English: clafoutis noun klaˈfuːtiˌkläfo͞oˈtē A type of flan made of fruit, typically cherries, baked in a sweet batter. （多用樱桃和甜面糊做的）水果蛋糕 Example sentencesExamples Traditional clafoutis are made with cherries, preferably unpitted, but I've been known to use apricots, myself, especially when they're at their rosy peak. The peaches were made into a clafoutis, but… that didn't turn out so well. The clafoutis was still warm, with a thin spongey surface over juicy cherries and a thicker batter base. These were light, shuddery golden bites which had a yielding texture somewhere between a French clafoutis and a Yorkshire pudding. The deep silence that greeted us every morning all but mandated the house-livening presence of breakfast baking - pancakes, popovers, cranberry clafoutis, blueberry coffee cake. Origin French, from dialect clafir 'to stuff'. Definition of clafoutis in US English: clafoutis nounˌkläfo͞oˈtē A tart made of fruit, typically cherries, baked in a sweet batter. （多用樱桃和甜面糊做的）水果蛋糕 Example sentencesExamples The peaches were made into a clafoutis, but… that didn't turn out so well. Traditional clafoutis are made with cherries, preferably unpitted, but I've been known to use apricots, myself, especially when they're at their rosy peak. These were light, shuddery golden bites which had a yielding texture somewhere between a French clafoutis and a Yorkshire pudding. The deep silence that greeted us every morning all but mandated the house-livening presence of breakfast baking - pancakes, popovers, cranberry clafoutis, blueberry coffee cake. The clafoutis was still warm, with a thin spongey surface over juicy cherries and a thicker batter base. Origin French, from dialect clafir ‘to stuff’.
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