à la broche

[ a la brawsh ]

French.

1. cooked on a skewer.

Example Sentences

Later one of them inducts him into the ancient rite of creating gâteau à la broche, a “tall, conical, hearth-baked confection” made by pouring a rich hazelnut batter in layers into a mold that revolves around a spit.

From New York Times

At the Rodez farmers’ market, a visitor finds “gateau a la broche” — cake on a stick — sliced horizontally and baked in layers that look like rings on a tree.

From Washington Times

In French, the term à la broche means spit-roasted, as in a whole animal turning on a long metal rod over hot coals.

From Seattle Times

In French, the term à la broche means spit-roasted, as in a whole animal turning on a long metal rod over hot coals.

From Seattle Times

“Becassine à la Broche,” he murmured.

From Project Gutenberg