Compote | Word Compote at Open Dictionary of English by LearnThat Foundation

And no clue what to do with them all, other than that compote from a couple days ago and a pie or two.
He added: "I wouldn't mind but their vanilla panna cotta with raspberry compote is absolutely bloody terrible."
To have the feet in compote (stewed fruit) (when one's feet feel like jelly) = avoir très mal aux pieds = to have sore feet
Of all dishes there are few to equal what is called a compote of fruit, and there are probably few sweets more popular than --

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"Composed" is the past tense of compose, "composite" is something made up of separate elements or pieces, "compost" is a mixture of vegetable materials decomposing to make fertilizer, while a "compote" is a dessert composed of several cooked fruits.

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