Natalie.Jordache
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I'm having a small dinner party and would like to serve verrines but need help! Thanks!!
Does anyone have any verrines recipes?
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ChefJune
Master Chef
Do you mean Terrine? I have never heard of "verrines" and have no idea what you're referring to.
GB
Chief Eating Officer
Sorry, I do not have any recipes.
ChefJune, google verrines and you will see what it is.
ChefJune, google verrines and you will see what it is.
ChefJune
Master Chef
and so should the OP! Google verrines, that is. Up comes tons of suggestions.
shoooooooooooot. It looks like you could put anything in a little glass and call it a "verrine." Verre is the french word for glass, and all I saw was a whole bunch of items layered in glasses. could be an individual trifle, or could be a parfait, or anything else one would like to serve that way.
Doesn't look to me like a very complicated thing to make.
Funny, I've been traveling in France for more than 20 years (as a culinary professional) and have never heard of, seen, or been served one......
shoooooooooooot. It looks like you could put anything in a little glass and call it a "verrine." Verre is the french word for glass, and all I saw was a whole bunch of items layered in glasses. could be an individual trifle, or could be a parfait, or anything else one would like to serve that way.
Doesn't look to me like a very complicated thing to make.
Funny, I've been traveling in France for more than 20 years (as a culinary professional) and have never heard of, seen, or been served one......
GB
Chief Eating Officer
You have never seen or been served a dessert layered in a glass?Funny, I've been traveling in France for more than 20 years (as a culinary professional) and have never heard of, seen, or been served one......
ChefJune
Master Chef
sure I have, but it was NEVER called a "verrine."
GB
Chief Eating Officer
Ahh well that is a horse of a different color.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
GB, what would you layer with horse in a verrine?
GB
Chief Eating Officer
Horseradish of course.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Of course!
GB
Chief Eating Officer
Good one Andy 
Natalie.Jordache
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Thanks guys I appreciate it! I actually found a good site when i went to google. It had some good fruit and cheese verrine ideas. If anyones interested or likes cheese the site is Secrets of Verrines: Vary your Verrines with Simple Spring Ideas.
At first, I thought you folks were talking about something similar to a parfait, but after looking it up on Wikipedia, I can see you're not.
Def.: A verrine is a confection, originally from France, made by layering ingredients in a small glass. It can be either sweet or savoury, making a dessert or snack.http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d8/Verrine.jpg
It sounds very interesting and a great party idea!
Def.: A verrine is a confection, originally from France, made by layering ingredients in a small glass. It can be either sweet or savoury, making a dessert or snack.http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d8/Verrine.jpg
It sounds very interesting and a great party idea!
