I have just found this word in an old cookery book. According to the free dictionary it means
1. Warmed leftover food.
2. Old material reworked or rehashed.
Just thought other Ishers might like it too.
Réchauffé
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Rosendula
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Réchauffé
Réchauffé / Réchauffée
I have just found this word in an old cookery book. According to the free dictionary it means
1. Warmed leftover food.
2. Old material reworked or rehashed.
Just thought other Ishers might like it too.
I have just found this word in an old cookery book. According to the free dictionary it means
1. Warmed leftover food.
2. Old material reworked or rehashed.
Just thought other Ishers might like it too.
Rosey xx
Re: Réchauffé
Certainly glams up second day dinners.
'What's for dinner?'
'Tonight, my darling, we dine upon Rechauffe'
definitely sounds better than:
'leftovers'
'What's for dinner?'
'Tonight, my darling, we dine upon Rechauffe'
definitely sounds better than:
'leftovers'
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Re: Réchauffé
Oh my dear Rosendula, in current French vernacular it has these meanings and more. It's all in the eyebrows....Rosendula wrote:Réchauffé / Réchauffée
I have just found this word in an old cookery book. According to the free dictionary it means
1. Warmed leftover food.
2. Old material reworked or rehashed.
Just thought other Ishers might like it too.
But I agree, soooo much better than "reheated"