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HenryMaldon: /* Tart Recipes */ added Tartes of Flessh

2008-05-22T11:44:45Z

Tart Recipes: added Tartes of Flessh

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	==Tart Recipes==		==Tart Recipes==

			* [[Tartes of Flessh (recipe)\|Tartes of Flessh]]
	* [[Tart de Bry (recipe)\|Tart de Bry]]		* [[Tart de Bry (recipe)\|Tart de Bry]]
	* [[Tart de Brymlent (recipe)\|Tart de Brymlent]]		* [[Tart de Brymlent (recipe)\|Tart de Brymlent]]

HenryMaldon: pie/tart correction

2008-05-22T11:41:04Z

pie/tart correction

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	A '''tart''' is a popular [[food]] at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a [[plate]] or [[bowl]] to eat them off. They're simply a [[pastry]] base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. ~~The~~ difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is ~~basically~~ that a tart does not have a pastry lid, and ~~tarts tend~~ to be ~~smaller~~.		A '''tart''' is a popular [[food]] at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a [[plate]] or [[bowl]] to eat them off. They're simply a [[pastry]] base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. There is a widespread misconception that the difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is that a tart does not have a pastry lid and tends to be small. In fact, there is no simple rule by which the two may be distinguished from each other, except that if the traditional name of a recipe calls it a "tart" or a "pie", then that is what it is.

	You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a savory tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts. A popular [[Canada\|Canadian]] tart is the ''butter-pecan'' tart, which is apparently unheard-of in the [[United States]] (Canadian Butter-tart afficionadoes going to [[Pennsic]] are therefore advised to bring their own supply).		You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a savory tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts. A popular [[Canada\|Canadian]] tart is the ''butter-pecan'' tart, which is apparently unheard-of in the [[United States]] (Canadian Butter-tart afficionadoes going to [[Pennsic]] are therefore advised to bring their own supply).

	Note: From an [[England\|English]] perspective, '''tart''' has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable affection''. You ''can'' eat this sort of tart, but ... the difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just [[money\|gold]].		Note: From an [[England\|English]] perspective, '''tart''' has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable affection''. You ''can'' eat this sort of tart, but . . . the difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just [[money\|gold]].

	==Tart Recipes==		==Tart Recipes==

Cian: links

2006-08-29T06:58:16Z

links

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	A popular food at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a [[plate]] or [[bowl]] to eat them off. They're simply a pastry base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid, and tarts tend to be smaller.		A '''tart''' is a popular [[food]] at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a [[plate]] or [[bowl]] to eat them off. They're simply a [[pastry]] base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid, and tarts tend to be smaller.

	You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a savory tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts. A popular [[Canada\|Canadian]] tart is the ''butter-pecan'' tart, which is apparently unheard-of in the [[United States]] (Canadian Butter-tart afficionadoes going to [[Pennsic]] are therefore advised to bring their own supply).		You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a savory tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts. A popular [[Canada\|Canadian]] tart is the ''butter-pecan'' tart, which is apparently unheard-of in the [[United States]] (Canadian Butter-tart afficionadoes going to [[Pennsic]] are therefore advised to bring their own supply).

	Note ~~(from~~ an [[England\|English]] perspective: ~~Tart~~ has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable affection''. You ''can'' eat this sort of tart, but ... ~~The~~ difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.		Note: From an [[England\|English]] perspective, '''tart''' has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable affection''. You ''can'' eat this sort of tart, but ... the difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just [[money\|gold]].

	==Tart Recipes==		==Tart Recipes==

Paul Matisz at 15:26, 28 April 2006

2006-04-28T15:26:11Z

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	* [[Apple tart (recipe)\|Apple tart]]		* [[Apple tart (recipe)\|Apple tart]]
	* [[Cheese and saffron tart (recipe)\|Cheese and saffron tart]]		* [[Cheese and saffron tart (recipe)\|Cheese and saffron tart]]

			[[category:food]]

Paul Matisz at 15:24, 28 April 2006

2006-04-28T15:24:55Z

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	A popular food at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a [[plate]] or [[bowl]] to eat them off. They're simply a pastry base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid.		A popular food at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a [[plate]] or [[bowl]] to eat them off. They're simply a pastry base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid, and tarts tend to be smaller.

	You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.		You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a savory tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts. A popular [[Canada\|Canadian]] tart is the ''butter-pecan'' tart, which is apparently unheard-of in the [[United States]] (Canadian Butter-tart afficionadoes going to [[Pennsic]] are therefore advised to bring their own supply).

	Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable affection''. You ~~'''~~''can~~'''~~'' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.		Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable affection''. You ''can'' eat this sort of tart, but ... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.

	==Tart Recipes==		==Tart Recipes==

User 144 at 10:25, 14 February 2006

2006-02-14T10:25:25Z

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	You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.		You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.

	Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''[[ladies of negotiable ~~virtue]]~~''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.		Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable affection''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.

	==Tart Recipes==		==Tart Recipes==

User 144 at 08:35, 14 February 2006

2006-02-14T08:35:06Z

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	A popular food at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a plate or bowl to eat them off. They're simply a pastry base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid.		A popular food at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a [[plate]] or [[bowl]] to eat them off. They're simply a pastry base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid.

	You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.		You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.

	Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable virtue''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.		Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''[[ladies of negotiable virtue]]''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.

	==Tart Recipes==		==Tart Recipes==

Conrad Leviston: added recipes

2005-09-02T00:54:02Z

added recipes

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	Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable virtue''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.		Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable virtue''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.

			==Tart Recipes==

			* [[Tart de Bry (recipe)\|Tart de Bry]]
			* [[Tart de Brymlent (recipe)\|Tart de Brymlent]]
			* [[Tart in Ymbre day (recipe)\|Tart in Ymbre day]]
			* [[Ember Day Tart (recipe)\|Ember Day Tart]]
			* [[Pear tart (recipe)\|Pear tart]]
			* [[Apple tart (recipe)\|Apple tart]]
			* [[Cheese and saffron tart (recipe)\|Cheese and saffron tart]]

Simoncursitor: English tarts

2005-02-17T10:44:18Z

English tarts

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	You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.		You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.

			Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable virtue''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.

Morgant: removing rogue /

2005-01-31T03:10:02Z

removing rogue /

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	A popular food at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a plate or bowl to eat them off. They're simply a pastry base (often [[/shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid.		A popular food at [[SCA]] feasts. Tarts are easy to eat because you often don't need a plate or bowl to eat them off. They're simply a pastry base (often [[shortcrust pastry]]) with a filling in the middle. The difference between a [[pie]] and a tart is basically that a tart does not have a pastry lid.

	You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.		You can fill tarts (and pies!) with whatever you feel like, and they're very easy to make. They can be sweet or savoury, and despite what many people in the SCA believe, you can make a tart without using either [[clove]]s or [[sultana]]s. You can make small tarts - known as tartlettes - or big tarts.

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	Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable virtue''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.		Note (from an [[England\|English]] perspective: Tart has a secondary meaning, related to the lower end of the [[wench]]ing sorority, and ''ladies of negotiable virtue''. You '''''can''''' eat this sort of tart, but .... The difference between a [[wench]] and a tart is basically that a tart doesn't require persuading, just gold.

			==Tart Recipes==

			* [[Tart de Bry (recipe)\|Tart de Bry]]
			* [[Tart de Brymlent (recipe)\|Tart de Brymlent]]
			* [[Tart in Ymbre day (recipe)\|Tart in Ymbre day]]
			* [[Ember Day Tart (recipe)\|Ember Day Tart]]
			* [[Pear tart (recipe)\|Pear tart]]
			* [[Apple tart (recipe)\|Apple tart]]
			* [[Cheese and saffron tart (recipe)\|Cheese and saffron tart]]