IPA: /ˈdɛəriəʊl/
KK: /ˈdɛr.i.oʊl/
A small dish made of various ingredients like vegetables, fish, or custard, which is cooked in a special mold and served in that shape.
The chef prepared a delicious dariole filled with creamy custard and fresh berries.
Dariole originates from the French word 'dariole', which refers to a small, round cake or pudding. The term is derived from the Old French 'dariol', meaning a small cake or pastry, which itself may have roots in the Latin 'darius', a term for a type of cake or bread. Thus, 'dariole' refers to a small cake or pastry.
Think of a small, round cake when you hear 'dariole', as it directly relates to the French word for a small cake.