pêche Melba

[ peech, pesh ]

noun

, plural pêch·es Mel·ba [pee, -chiz, pesh].

1. peach Melba.

Example Sentences

“Pêche Melba is a simple dish made up of tender and very ripe peaches, vanilla ice cream, and a purée of sugared raspberry,” he wrote in his memoir.

From The New Yorker

The waitress recommends the pêche Melba, and in the soft murmurs and good-natured buoyancy of Chez Napoléon, the conversation turns lighter.

From New York Times

When my heart feels like a pêche Melba.

From Time Magazine Archive

There are tales of de buts and ovations, of how Peche Melba got its name, of the War work that made her a Dame of the British Empire.

From Time Magazine Archive

Pêche Melba has become a stable article on many menus in many cities in many lands.

From Project Gutenberg