
But personally I find this sort of exploration to be, as my friend Lindy says, fruitful research. 1) A foodstuff, normally consisting of a bottom, and sometimes, a top of pastry, with a fruit or savioury filling, eaten for dessert or as a main dish. Another way to say that a food has a very strong or sharp flavour is to say that it. The pungent flavour of garlic overpowered the stew. Finish by adding the flour and combining until well mixed. Tangy and pungent both describe strong, sharp flavours, but while ‘tangy’ is a positive description, ‘pungent’ could be positive or negative: Fresh lime juice makes a delicious, tangy salad dressing. Add the egg yolk and vanilla, gently beating until all is mixed. Depending on your definition of expensive, you may feel like this foundation is a bit costly. Place the butter and sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer (or use a handheld mixer) and cream together. Tarte is more of a high-end beauty brand.

For those of you who are uninterested in such matters, my apologies. Gather the ingredients for the frangipane. The English word ‘tart’ meaning ‘pie’ is said to derive from the French word ‘tarte’, but at least one dictionary admits that the idea of sourness may have had some linguistic influence. As verbs the difference between tart and whore is that tart is to practice prostitution while whore is to prostitute oneself. According to a quick search, the word ‘tart’ meaning ‘sour’ derives from an Old English word, ‘teart’, that means ‘painful’ or ‘sharp’. tart whore As nouns the difference between tart and whore is that tart is a type of small open pie, or piece of pastry, containing jelly or conserve a sort of fruit pie while whore is a prostitute. I have sometimes wondered whether this confection might not explain the etymological origin of the phrase ‘fruit tart’ - because the berries, before adding the sugar, are, well, tart. Tarte aux groseilles et cassis / Red and black currant tart So scout around, and if you can’t find fresh currants this recipe also works well with blueberries in midsummer and blackberries in the autumn. But most farmers’ markets will also have them in season. My favorite version is with red and black currants, and I’m lucky enough to have a garden where I can grow them. Here’s a treat for summer: a luscious tart made from berries that only come around at this time of year.
