Entremets is a plural noun in pastry contexts, referring to layered, refined desserts served after the main course. Traditionally French in origin, entremets are elaborate, bidirectional desserts that showcase mousse, sponge, and creamy fillings. The term contrasts with entremets’ savory equivalents and is used in professional patisserie to denote a plated, multi-component dessert course.
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