Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. Australia, New Zealand A type of cake, similar to the French financier, but with the addition of fruits or other flavourings; commonly eaten with coffee.
- n. A sausage wrapped in puff pastry, eaten in France.
Etymologies
- A borrowing from French. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Optional: Pour about 2 tsp brandy on top of each friand when it comes out of the oven, then let cakes cool on a wire rack.”
“Each friand will need about 20 minutes in the oven in a full-sized muffin tin.”
“I have good access here in U.S. for many of these silicon molds, but have yet to find real friand molds.”
“I've actually made two different forms - these small sunflower shaped cakelets and these friand-sized versions.”
“You might notice these don't have they regular friand shape - I've run out of cases and the Essential Ingredient doesn't have them in stock either so I've improvised and made them using large muffin cases about 7cm/3inch wide.”
“The friands I've made are a lot lower, probably half the height than the ones you see in the store - only because of the friand cases I used.”
“The best bit is that the friand, using this flour, is now Gluten Free!”
“I have never in my life heard of a friand - So it is exciting to learn of a new culinary term and concept.”
“One of the best uses of egg whites comes in the form of a friand.”
“I have never had I friand before but they look and sound really good.”
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