la tarte

Usages of la tarte

Dans un grand saladier, Marie prépare la pâte d’une tarte aux pommes.
In a large mixing bowl, Marie prepares the dough for an apple tart.
Avant d’utiliser le moule, nous mettons un peu de beurre dedans pour que la tarte ne colle pas.
Before using the pan, we put a little butter in it so that the tart does not stick.
J’aime la tarte quand elle reste moelleuse au milieu et croustillante sur les bords.
I like the tart when it stays soft in the middle and crispy on the edges.
Cette tarte est plus moelleuse que celle de la semaine dernière, mais le bord est moins croustillant.
This tart is softer than last week’s one, but the edge is less crispy.
Quand la tarte est presque prête, Marie la garnit de fines tranches de pomme.
When the tart is almost ready, Marie tops it with thin slices of apple.
Pouvez-vous me passer la spatule pour que je sorte la tarte sans la casser, madame ?
Could you pass me the spatula so that I can take out the tart without breaking it, ma’am?
Nous attendons quelques minutes pour que la tarte refroidisse avant de la servir.
We wait a few minutes so that the tart cools down before serving it.
Si tu avais pris le bon moule, la tarte aurait été plus régulière.
If you had taken the right pan, the tart would have been more even.
Quand vous aurez goûté cette tarte, vous verrez qu’elle reste moelleuse même le lendemain.
When you have tasted this tart, you will see that it stays soft even the next day.
Si tu veux, nous pourrons en préparer une autre dimanche, et cette fois je te laisserai garnir la tarte toi-même.
If you want, we can prepare another one on Sunday, and this time I will let you top the tart yourself.
Marie garnit la tarte avec des framboises et des amandes.
Marie garnishes the tart with raspberries and almonds.
Le dessus de la tarte est couvert de framboises.
The top of the tart is covered with raspberries.
Je voudrais refaire cette tarte dimanche.
I would like to make this tart again on Sunday.
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Every French noun is either masculine or feminine, and this affects the articles and adjectives used with it. "Le" is used with masculine nouns and "la" with feminine ones. Adjectives also change form to match — for example, "petit" (masc.) becomes "petite" (fem.).

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