Food: Brioche edit

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Substitutes: Challah, Shokupan, Croissants, Kugelhopf

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A slightly sweet enriched-dough bread from France. It is traditionally baked in the form of a fluted bun with a small round head on top. This form is know as brioche-a-tete , literally, brioche with a head.

Brioche is great on its own, with butter or jam, and also makes excellent frenach toast and bread pudding.

Other Names: 鞋垫 (Chinese), ブリオッシュ (Japanese), بريوش (Arabic), Brioix (Catalan), Τσουρέκι (Greek) All Translations
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Brioche is a highly enriched French bread, whose high egg and butter content give it what is seen as a rich and tender crumb. It has a dark, golden, and flaky crust from an egg wash applied before and after proofing.

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