Sentence examples for baking a tart from inspiring English sources
"BAKING a tart with a custard filling that's made with red wine is something I've been wanting to do for more than five years," said Hélène Darroze.
First up, they're making danishes, but the real trouble starts when they're tasked with baking a British tart.
She swears by cooking stone fruits to bring out their flavor: poaching them in sugar syrup, baking them into a tart crust, or nestling them under a nutty crumble.
Make sure you give the oven sufficient time to preheat before baking the tart – if puff pastry enters a cool oven, the butter between its layers will seep out and the layers won't puff.
If you're overrun with an autumnal glut of pears, though, there are worse things you can do than folding chunks of the fruit into a sticky ale and golden syrup cake, or poaching them to perfection in sugar and saffron, before baking into a brownie tart.
You'll also get instruction on blind-baking (pre-cooking a tart crust), the use of different thickeners, and decorating.
They have also started baking savory tarts and, for breakfast, muffins and scones.
It's this sort of customer support reminiscent of the "detailing" drug companies do with doctors that brought Uster to $20 million in sales, from baking chocolate, tarts, candied fruits and pastries.
Several restaurants, including L'Actuel, Mercer Kitchen and Seppi's, are baking the traditional Alsatian tarte flambee, a tart similar to pizza and topped with pieces of bacon and slices of onion.
You can bake this quiche in a tart pan or a rectangular baking pan and cut it into squares.
