Definition: The word "aguecheek" comes from the Italian word "aguale che" which translates to "buttercup," referring to a small, soft, and sweet corn cobbler used for breakfast or dessert. The exact meaning might vary depending on the context in which it is used. A uagecheek can be made by taking a small portion of buttercup cobblers (like those from Italy) and adding some sugar, water, salt, and sometimes other ingredients to form a smooth and creamy mixture that's usually served for breakfast or dessert. The term also refers to the type of corn cobbler or bread that it is. For instance, if you were cooking in a French restaurant, uagecheek might be served as a starter. It could be a simple dish of caramelized onions, cheese, and sautéed mushrooms, topped with buttercup cobblers over mashed potatoes or bread.