Sentence examples for tart out from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tart out" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or mishearing of "start out," which is commonly used to indicate the beginning of a process or journey. Example: "When you start out on a new project, it's important to have a clear plan in place."
She lifts a rhubarb tart out of the oven and puts it on the bench.
Remove and allow to rest for at least 10 minutes before breaking off the excess pastry, taking the tart out of the tin and serving.
Using extreme caution, place the plate over the pan and, using an oven glove or tea towel wrapped around the outside, quickly flip the pan over and turn the tart out on to the plate in one smooth motion, being cautious of any hot liquid or steam that might escape.
What temperature?" A peach tart turned out soggy; rice-and-egg pastries too dry.
Profiteroles, filled with vanilla gelato, were fine, but the apple tart struck out, with scant apples and chewy pastry.
I had to cut the apples smaller, but the resulting tart came out just as beautifully caramelized as the classic.
A modest Key lime meringue tart turns out to be the winner of the bunch, with a buttery, flaky crust and pure lime flavor.
Put a large plate upside down on top of the frying pan, and invert so the tart comes out on to the plate (make sure to protect your hands from the scalding caramel).
It was a new sound, and maybe a new feeling, too, with Ms. Cosentino letting down her guard and turning tart, spitting out her lines instead of pouring them: I want to Go back to The first time The first place.
Kids kill, but crime lords as well as tarts turn out to have hearts of gold.
On Saturday, I pulled the junk-food bin, took the Pop-Tarts out of the bread drawer and cleared off the cracker and cookie shelf, and our week without prepared foods began.
