IPA: /brəʊˈʃɛt/
KK: /broʊˈʃɛt/
A small stick used to hold pieces of meat, fish, or vegetables while they are cooked over heat.
The chef prepared delicious brochettes with chicken and vegetables for the barbecue.
Brochette comes from the French word 'brochette', which is derived from 'broche' (meaning spit or skewer) and the diminutive suffix '-ette' (meaning small). The word refers to a small skewer or spit used for grilling meat or vegetables.
Think of a 'small skewer' ('brochette') used for grilling, which helps you remember that it refers to food cooked on a skewer.