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puff-paste
ˈpuff-ˌpaste [f. puff n. or vb. stem: cf. puft paste in puffed 1.] Cookery. A fine kind of flour paste, made very light and flaky by successive rollings and butterings.1611 Cotgr., Gasteau feuilleté, a cake of puffe-past. 1611 Florio, Fogliáta, light-paste or puffe-paste [1598 puft paste]. 1615 Mark...
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Bread and butter pudding
spread it in very thin slices, as to eat; cut them off as you spread them, and stone half a pound of raisins, and wash a pound of currants; then put puff-paste
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rattoon
▪ I. † rattoon1 Obs. rare. [ad. F. raton, earlier raston, reston (13th c.): see raston.] A kind of cheese-cake.1656 Marnettè Perfect Cook 148 You must..fill this your said Puff-paste with the same ingredients wherewithall you do make your Cheese Cakes, and accordingly you may cause your said Rattoon...
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puff
▪ I. puff, n. (pʌf) Forms: 3, 6 puf, 3–7 puffe, 6 pufe, Sc. pwf, 5– puff. [n. of action cognate with puff v. q.v.] 1. a. An act of puffing; a short impulsive blast of breath or wind; an abrupt emission of air, vapour, or smoke; a whiff. Also fig. † by puffs (quot. 1579), by fits and starts, intermit...
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bun
▪ I. † bun, n.1 Obs. exc. dial. (bʌn) Forms: 1 bune, 4 bon(e, 5–6 bunne, 6– bun; see also boon n.2 [OE. bune, origin unknown.] 1. A hollow stem, esp. of an umbelliferous plant; a kex.a 1000 Gloss. in Wr.-Wülcker 198 Canna, harundo, calamus, bune. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 277 Kyx or bunne or dry weed. 152...
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sheet
▪ I. sheet, n.1 (ʃiːt) Forms: α. 1 sc{iacu}ete, scéte, sc{yacu}te, sc{iacu}te, (3 sciet, sced, ssete, 4 schet), 3–6 schete, 4–5 scheete, 4–6 shete, (5 sshete, chete, schet(t, chitte, 6 sheate, shett(e, schett, north. scheit, sheyt(t, shite), 5–8 north. sheit, 6–7 sheete, 6–8 north. sheitt, 7 sheett,...
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roll
▪ I. roll, n.1 (rəʊl) Forms: 3–7 rolle, 5–7 rol, rowle, 6–8 rowl, 6–7 roule (6 roull), 7–8 roul, 6–7 (9) role, 6–7 roole (7 roale), 6– Sc. row; 4– roll. [a. OF. roolle, roulle, rolle, role (mod.F. rôle: see rôle), = Prov. rolle, rotlle, Cat. rotllo, Sp. rollo, rol, Pg. rolo, It. ruolo:—acc. of L. ro...
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