What is the proper name of the decorative tips for a crown roast
What is the proper name of the decorative tips for a crown roast? Those cute little things that look like hats and all.
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26 Comments:
I have always heard them refered to as "frills".
finsbigfan at 4:24PM on 12/20/08
I've always heard them called panties.
lemons at 4:34PM on 12/20/08
Maybe frilly panties????
finsbigfan at 4:36PM on 12/20/08
I have always referred to them as frills.
izatryt at 4:38PM on 12/20/08
I think frills is the winter.
Thank god. It would have been an strange phone call. "Yeah, Dad, tell mom i found the place which sells the panties she wants. I'll pick them up for Christmas dinner..."
BirdDoggie at 4:40PM on 12/20/08
that should have been: frills is the winner.
BirdDoggie at 4:40PM on 12/20/08
Chef's hats or booties can be added to the list. There must be a definitive name!
PerkyMac at 4:46PM on 12/20/08
@BirdDoggie ~ LOL!
izatryt at 4:46PM on 12/20/08
I thought they were called "hats"?
Hunnyoil at 5:17PM on 12/20/08
Goofy frilly things. We also call them beef hats, Cow crowns and meat mullets
JerzeeTomato at 5:25PM on 12/20/08
Meat ruffles.
feriorrenna at 8:16PM on 12/20/08
Bone party hats.
PerkyMac at 8:48PM on 12/20/08
Fluffy socks?
I honestly have no idea what they're called, but "hats" sounds so logical that it can't be that.
dbcurrie at 11:01PM on 12/20/08
Paper ruffles?
bessfour at 12:07PM on 12/21/08
My mom refers to them as the "underpants." I am relatively certain that is NOT the correct term.
nosillak at 3:37PM on 12/21/08
I've heard them referred to as "panties."
chiff0nade at 5:12PM on 12/21/08
This has to be the most hilarious set of comments I've read...esp. out of context. Thanks for the giggles. :D
Cassaendra at 6:10PM on 12/21/08
I've never heard them called "panties"........
izatryt at 6:13PM on 12/21/08
Plus, who wants to think of panties while enjoying a crown roast?
izatryt at 6:18PM on 12/21/08
Boner panties.
PerkyMac at 6:30PM on 12/21/08
Oh Perk!
izatryt at 6:35PM on 12/21/08
@iz ~ somebody has to take up the gauntlet you threw down with your New Year's resolution!
PerkyMac at 7:01PM on 12/21/08
i hope they are clean.
dearrie at 7:06PM on 12/21/08
I was really hoping they'd actually be "boner panties".
Unfortunately, some google searching has led me to believe they are called "cutlet frills".
http://www.flickr.com/photos/loplop/2835417963/
http://en.allexperts.com/q/French-Cuisine-756/Cutlet-frills.htm
wunami at 7:15PM on 12/21/08
@wunami ~ if you can make it yourself, then you can name it yourself, right? ;0
PerkyMac at 7:39PM on 12/21/08
I heard they were called toqette (sp) the BF said it is called that lol.
pjracz10 at 11:11PM on 12/22/08