Sentence examples for tart cutting from inspiring English sources

When I want to go all out, I'll use one perfect slice for each tart, cutting them from different heirloom varieties; you can mix the unused tomato parts into a gorgeous salad, or make them into tomato-ricotta soup for Day 4. As long as you use all-butter pastry and good tomatoes, you can vary or skip the cheese and herbs.

Line the tart cases, cutting the pastry to the thickness of a 10 pence piece. Chill for an hour or two.

They are shaved paper thin and layered on pizza before baking at Isola on the Upper West Side and at Pie in the Village, and the hot lemons practically melt, their tart juice cutting through the mozzarella richness like a pizza slicer through the crust.

He's no longer playing with a mute, that last vestige of his cool period, and his tone is ripe and tart, capable of cutting through the churn.

A glass of juice appeared in my hand and brightened my senses, the cold and the tart of lemons cutting away the drive.

They go with just about anything, their tart-yet-sweet flavour cutting through full-flavoured and/or rich dishes.

Place tarts on a plate, cutting board, or tray.

ON a July afternoon in the Chilean port city of Valparaíso, in the middle of the South American winter, I sat in the sunlit dining room at La Concepción, drinking a tart-sweet pisco sour and cutting into a perfectly seared and salted piece of grouper.

But every service tarts up an athlete's record, cutting everything but the clearest coups and then adding surging chords, titles in showoff fonts and rack-focus shots of the scoreboard.

To your right is Alexandra Ray's pastry station, where somebody is cutting a sky-high wedge of tart lemon meringue pie.

Her tomato tart is particularly suited to the crest of summer, cutting the fevered air with salt and acid and reimagining a Mediterranean pizza with lighter dough.