grilledbread

noun
UK /ɡrɪld brɛd/
US /ɡrɪld brɛd/

Bread that has been cooked on a hot grill until it is warm and a little crispy.

We had grilledbread with our soup for lunch.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A slice of bread marked with dark grill lines, often served as a side or appetizer.

The restaurant served grilledbread with olive oil and salt.

3. Bread cooked directly over an open flame, giving it a smoky taste.

The smoky grilledbread tasted great with the barbecue.

4. A base for toppings such as tomatoes, cheese, or herbs.

She piled chopped tomatoes on the grilledbread.