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Amuse-bouche

British pronunciation/əˌmuːzˈbuːʃ/
American pronunciation/əˌmuːzˈbuːʃ/
Amuse-bouche
[NOUN]
1

a small, appetizing bite-sized food served before a meal to stimulate the appetite

synonyms : amuse-gueule
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amuse-bouche definition and meaning

What is "amuse-bouche"?

Amuse-bouche, which translates to "mouth amuser" in French, is a small, bite-sized dish that is served as a prelude to a meal in fine dining restaurants. It is meant to whet the appetite and provide a glimpse of the chef's style and creativity. Amuse-bouche dishes are typically served on a small plate or spoon and may include a variety of ingredients such as seafood, meat, vegetables, or fruits. They are often elaborately presented and may be paired with a specific wine or cocktail to enhance the flavors. Amuse-bouche dishes are meant to be enjoyed in one or two bites and are designed to leave a lasting impression on the diner. They are a luxurious and indulgent way to start a meal and are a hallmark of high-end dining experiences.

Examples
1Here’s the menu for this evening: Your amuse-bouche.
2And this is just a little amuse-bouche.
3And I was putting the amuse-bouche together.
4Yeah, it's an appetizer, an amuse-bouche.
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