frangipane
a kind of pastry cake, filled with cream, almonds, and sugar.
the filling used in such a pastry.
Origin of frangipane
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How to transform leftover bread, cake and cookies into exciting new treatsNext, make the frangipane.
How to make bostock, a nutty French pastry, using leftover cake or bread | Daniela Galarza | December 20, 2021 | Washington PostTraditionally, it’s a square slice of stale brioche, brushed with a sweet syrup and covered in a thick layer of frangipane or almond cream.
How to make bostock, a nutty French pastry, using leftover cake or bread | Daniela Galarza | December 20, 2021 | Washington PostThe same cake may be filled with a frangipane, and prepared as the above for the rest.
A superb and subtle chord floated about him; it was composed of vervain, opoponax, and frangipane.
Visionaries | James HunekerNiccolo frangipane is supposed to have been a Paduan, though his birthplace is disputed, and he is not mentioned by Ridolfi.
The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 3 (of 6) | Luigi Antonio Lanzi
Here, too, we have the odorous frangipane, the flower which Columbus found in such abundance on first landing in Cuba.
The Pearl of India | Maturin M. BallouThe flowers are used in perfumery, and furnish the scent known as frangipane or Frangipani.
British Dictionary definitions for frangipane
/ (ˈfrændʒɪˌpeɪn) /
a pastry filled with cream and flavoured with almonds
a rich cake mixture containing ground almonds
a variant of frangipani (def. 2)
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