The word “compote” originates from the French compôte, referring to a blend of fruits boiled in water with sugar. Initially served as a dessert in glasses in Europe, often with spices and wine. In the Middle Ages, compote was a ceremonial dish at banquets, made from dried fruits and spices, symbolizing abundance. #CompoteHistory #FruitDessert #EuropeanCuisine #FoodHistory #Cooking
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Jams😋❤
Europe couldn’t do anything. They stole it for another country like they always do.
In India we call kampatt 😂😂😂
It's a drink not a dish
Jeśli jest w nim dużo owoców możesz,je zjeść.Zagęszczając kompot mlekiem i śmietanką oraz grzankami otrzymujesz zupę owocową zwaną Pamuła.
From Italian Composta, past of verb comporre, put together, mix
In Germany we call it "Kompott", it is our dessert, mostly canned fruits.
My favorite ❤️ compote.
Learn something new every day🤔🤔👌👌💞💞‼️
My mother was French she used to make this in the winter why I don't know yeah it was good I really liked it
Kompotti in Finnish ❤
compote means mixture and not "boiling fruits"
Here in the UK, we call it compost.
I never ate in Europe apart from Poland – you can buy it in a milk bars espetially.
Compost or Comquat it was com something.
I prefer jam.
Die Frau hat goldene Hände ob sie Obst einkocht oder fleischgericht kocht sieht alles so gut aus und schmackhaft sehr gut