Definition of tartlet
: a small tart
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While the newlyweds were posing for pics, guests grazed on lamb shanks, caviar and truffle crème fraîche, watermelon gazpacho, and tuna tartlets, while songs by Queen, The Weeknd, Prince, and David Bowie were played on strings.
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For the dessert round, Beni served a deconstructed apple tartlet with walnut crumble, apple-brandy cream and cranberry coulis.
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Those were on the dessert menu along with orange crème brûlée tartlets.
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There were also roasted-beet salads with honeyed goat cheese, and dessert trays (panna cotta, cheesecake, tartlets featuring raspberries, strawberries, and blueberries) that formed a pretty assemblage of reds, whites, and blues.
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Miniature is always better — use a mini muffin tin to make these adorable squash tartlets.
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The first course, presented on a round pottery disk, was a Lilliputian rectangle of marshmallow capped with lemon gelee; a dime-size sunchoke tartlet; and a ham and cheese gougere.
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The star ingredient in today’s tartlets is the savory, healthy and versatile mushroom.
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Peach tartlet at Frog Hollow Farms Frog Hollow Farms is known for its fresh peaches and pears, but at the farm’s permanent indoor stand, co-owner Becky Courchesne, a former Oliveto pastry chef, encases the cooked fruit in hundred-layer pastry dough.
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First Known Use of tartlet
14th century
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