torte
a rich cake, especially one containing little or no flour, usually made with eggs and ground nuts or breadcrumbs.
Origin of torte
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How to use torte in a sentence
It smelled like a hazelnut torte that had taken a tumble in the moss with a wood nymph.
We made the prune based Chocolate Fudge torte at the bakery and it left everyone slack-jawed.
Sandra Lee The Food Network, Semi-Homemade Cooking I released a springform pan filled with a chocolate torte.
He even remembered my Dachshund's birthday, and cabled the baker to send Peter a wonderful torte with birthday candles.
Confessions of an Opera Singer | Kathleen HowardWhen the "torte" is done, spread jelly on the top and the meringue made with the reserved eggs upon the jelly.
Civic League Cook Book | Anonymous
torte: Two tablespoonfuls butter; two tablespoonfuls sugar; one yolk egg.
Stevenson Memorial Cook Book | Various
British Dictionary definitions for torte
/ (tɔːt, German ˈtɔrtə) /
a rich cake, originating in Austria, usually decorated or filled with cream, fruit, nuts, and jam
Origin of torte
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