noun
- a small dish served between the main courses of a formal meal
- a light dessert or sweet dish
Usage: culinary; formal dining
Usage: culinary; French cuisine
Examples
- The chef prepared elegant entremets to cleanse the palate between courses.
- Traditional French dinners often include several entremets throughout the meal.
- The restaurant’s entremets featured seasonal fruits and delicate pastries.
- She learned to make classic entremets in culinary school.
- The formal banquet included soup, fish, entremets, and roast as separate courses.
- Modern entremets often combine multiple textures and flavors in small portions.