succade Synonyms
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succade Meaning
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succade (n)
fruit cooked in sugar syrup and encrusted with a sugar crystals
succade Sentence Examples
- The succade produced from the bitter orange peel imparted a delightful bitterness to the chocolate cake.
- The delicate succade added a touch of sweetness and complexity to the otherwise savory dish.
- The citrusy notes of the succade perfectly complemented the tart cranberries in the fruit tart.
- The succade's orange hue and candied texture added a festive touch to the Christmas pudding.
- The blend of floral and citrus notes in the succade created a tantalizing aroma that permeated the room.
- The succade's chewy texture provided a satisfying contrast to the smooth mousse in the dessert.
- The succade's syrupy coating lent a glossy sheen to the roasted duck breast.
- The succade's subtle acidity balanced the richness of the butter in the croissant.
- The soaked succade infused the tea with a refreshing citrusy flavor.
- The succade's intricate shapes and vibrant colors made it an eye-catching garnish for cocktails.
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fruit cooked in sugar syrup and encrusted with a sugar crystals
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The succade produced from the bitter orange peel imparted a delightful bitterness to the chocolate cake.
The delicate succade added a touch of sweetness and complexity to the otherwise savory dish.
The citrusy notes of the succade perfectly complemented the tart cranberries in the fruit tart.
The succade's orange hue and candied texture added a festive touch to the Christmas pudding.
