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Quignon
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Quignon usually refers to the heel end of a loaf of crusty bread, such as a baguette, particularly when torn off.
Sometimes people use the word "Quignon" to refer to a thick wedge of bread from any part of the loaf, whether cut or torn off.
Also called:
Quignon (French)
Other entries for:
Bread
Bagels
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Biscuits
,
Bread Crumbs
,
Bread Improvers
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Flat Breads
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French Breads
,
Kalakukko Bread
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Quick Breads
,
Quignon
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Rusks
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Sippets
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Tartine
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Toast
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Unleavened Bread
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