genoise
noun
ge·noise
| \ zhā-ˈnwäz
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variants:
or génoise
Definition of genoise
: a sponge cake containing butter and leavened by stiffly beaten eggs
Examples of genoise in a Sentence
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Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, Houston Chronicle, "How to swap baking-pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 8 July 2019 Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, Twin Cities, "How to swap baking pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 7 July 2019 Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, The Denver Post, "How to swap baking pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 3 July 2019 Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, Houston Chronicle, "How to swap baking-pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 8 July 2019 Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, Twin Cities, "How to swap baking pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 7 July 2019 Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, The Denver Post, "How to swap baking pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 3 July 2019 Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, Houston Chronicle, "How to swap baking-pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 8 July 2019 Delicate sponge cakes, such as genoise or angel food, which have been calculated to work in a specific shape pan for a specific amount of time to generate a specific amount of lift, are not as amenable to changes. — Becky Krystal, Twin Cities, "How to swap baking pan sizes without ruining your recipe," 7 July 2019These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'genoise.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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