« Back to Glossary Index
ABAISSE
ABAISSE – Pastry that has been rolled out with a rolling pin, usually in a circle. Pic Credits – Cooking-ez

ABAISSE A term used in French cookery for a sheet of rolled out pastry. Hence, abaisser means to roll out thin, as for a pastry base. The term abaisse is also used for a biscuit (cookie) or a slice of sponge cake on which a filling such as jam or ream is to be spread.

Source: Larousse Gastronomique

Author

  • Debashis Das

    A professional chef, with over 20 years of experience in the Industry, Training & Education, is presently associated with a reputed Hotel Management college at Kolkata, W.B., India. Basically, a workaholic by nature, he loves to spend his leisure time browsing the internet, cooking & writing. He has a consultation of his own, providing physical and process set-up of Hotels & Restaurants. Best Hotel Management trainer as said by the students.

    View all posts
« Back to Glossary Index