brioche

Not that she would be likely too, for it seems Digit knows on which side her brioche is buttered.

"I should like to see the swans eat the brioche, " said the child.

The child, with his brioche, which he had bitten into but had not finished eating, seemed satiated.

In the meanwhile, his son took a bite of his brioche , spit it out, and, suddenly burst out crying.

Slip a few tablets of good chocolate into a sliced croissant or mini brioche and warm in the oven.

Breakfast was typical of Italian b&b's, with a variety of brioche and rolls, yogurt, juice, and of course fabulous coffees available.

She is partial to a milky coffee and a brioche for breakfast, while her favourite evening meal is a portion of leeks in a creamy sauce.

The little man of six had a big brioche.

The swans had not yet reached the brioche.

One can also shape the brioche into a braid for special occasions.

After the gentlest of swirls, the buttery brioche bouquet gave way to a blast of dark fruit and sawdust.

An intense and well-developed nose of honey with hints of almond and brioche .

They had seen neither the bourgeois nor the brioche .

In the meanwhile, the two little waifs had approached the brioche at the same time as the swans.

poached coturnix quail breast, steamed truffle brioche, confit egg yolk, fumet of vin jaune, white walnuts

Tequila-cured salmon with whole grain mustard cream and black pepper brioche