pattypan
- noun
- /ˈpætiˌpæn/
- US
- She placed a freshly baked pattypan on each guest's plate for dessert.
Examples
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The bakery is famous for its lemon curd pattypans served with afternoon tea.
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He enjoyed a warm pattypan filled with jam at the café.
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Look at that pattypan!
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I love this pattypan.
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The bakery is famous for its lemon curd pattypans served with afternoon tea.
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She placed a freshly baked pattypan on each guest's plate for dessert.
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He enjoyed a warm pattypan filled with jam at the café.
Synonyms
A small open pastry filled with fruit or custard
Compounds
A small round summer vegetable with a flat shape and wavy edges often pale green, white, or yellow
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Etymology
Pattypan comes from the simple parts patty ('small cake') and pan ('cooking pan'), so imagine a tiny cake baked in its own little pan. That's why a pattypan is a small tart or individual pastry.