Definition of broiler
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Examples of broiler in a Sentence
Put the steaks under the broiler.
Recent Examples of broiler from the Web
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The same sauce, or one close to it, is the bed for shells stuffed with ricotta, topped with mozzarella and run under the broiler long enough to put a crackle on the lips of the shells.
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Over the first five months of the year, the percentage of eggs hatching broiler chickens, raised for their meat, fell to its lowest level in over a decade.
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Make the caramelized bananas: Heat broiler on its highest setting, with a rack placed about 4 inches beneath the heat source.
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Turn each bread piece, and return to the broiler to toast the other side, about 2 more minutes.
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Meanwhile brush sliced baguette with olive oil, and grill or run under broiler until crusty and golden.
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A classic broiled burger will be served in Baton Rouge when Bud's Broiler opens south of LSU.
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Place under the broiler or return to the grill and cover just long enough to melt the cheese. 14.
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Place under the broiler or return to the grill and cover just long enough to melt the cheese.
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First Known Use of broiler
14th century
BROILER Defined for English Language Learners
broiler
playDefinition of broiler for English Language Learners
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: a part of an oven that becomes very hot and that food is placed under to be broiled
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: a young chicken that is suitable for broiling
BROILER Defined for Kids
broiler
playDefinition of broiler for Students
: a young chicken suitable for broiling
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