enrobe
Wrap in garments
To enrobe is to cover something completely, especially with a coating.
The word appears most often in food contexts—chocolatiers enrobe truffles, confectioners enrobe nuts or fruits: The strawberries were enrobed in dark chocolate.
The term sounds more elegant than "coat" or "cover," lending a sense of craft to the process.
Article of clothing
- vestmentsCeremonial religious attire
- raimentClothing, especially fine
- ceremonialRelating to formal rites
- regalOf or befitting royalty
mantle · cloak · drape · swaddle · shroud · finery · regalia · coronation
Chocolate-cream confection blend
- trufflePrized subterranean edible
- confectionerySugary foods or their shop
- pralineNut and sugar candy
- bonbonFilled chocolate candy
tempering · dipping · coating · molding · fondant · shell · center · filling
garment
Article of clothing
- vestmentsCeremonial religious attire
- raimentClothing, especially fine
- ceremonialRelating to formal rites
regal · mantle · cloak · drape · swaddle · shroud · finery · regalia · coronation · liturgical
ganache
Chocolate-cream confection blend
- trufflePrized subterranean edible
- confectionerySugary foods or their shop
- pralineNut and sugar candy
bonbon · tempering · dipping · coating · molding · fondant · shell · center · filling · glaze
encapsulate
Contain or summarize completely
shell · cocoon · membrane · wrapper · husk · pod · seal · barrier · insulate · waterproof
batter
Uncooked cake mixture
sauce · aspic · fondant · icing · frosting · tempura · panko · marinade · reduction · caramelization