barquette

Spread 1 teaspoon of the barquette batter in the bottom of each mold.

Coat 42 miniature barquette molds with a nonstick cooking spray.

(Small oval barquette molds or even muffin tins could also be used).

It is baked in small molds, typically oval or barquette in shape.

Others were in sight of the vital La Barquette locks, the key to the flooding across the neck of the peninsula.

And I was blown away by a little pastry barquette filled with superb whipped cream and unbelievable lemon marmalade - those Sorrento lemons again.

At the same time, crossings and bridges along the Douve and the Carentan Canal, particularly the La Barquette locks, had to be seized or destroyed.

Two battalions were to seize key canal locks at La Barquette and destroy bridges over the Douve River, while the third battalion was in division reserve.

For their last night in the world's most romantic city they had booked a dinner cruise on a bateau mouche, which Philip had mistakenly called a barquette, much to the amusement of the waiter.

By manipulating the century-old La Barquette locks just a few miles above the town of Carentan, the Germans had inundated so much ground that the peninsula, marshy to begin with, was almost isolated from the remainder of Normandy.

On the map the airhead looked like the imprint of a short, broad left foot with the small toes lying along the coast, the big toe at the La Barquette locks above Carentan and the heel back and beyond the Merderet and Douve marshes.