crostata
crostata noun: a kind baked tart of Italian origin, made with shortcrust pastry spread over a baking sheet, then covered with a layer of jam and then decorated with thin strips of the same dough, placed crosswise to form diamonds.

Noun
crostata (plural crostatas or crostate)
- A kind baked tart of Italian origin, made with shortcrust pastry spread over a baking sheet, then covered with a layer of jam and then decorated with thin strips of the same dough, placed crosswise to form diamonds.
Forms of crostata
| plural | crostatas |
|---|---|
| plural | crostate |
Origin of crostata
Borrowed from Italian crostata.
Questions about crostata
- What does crostata mean?
- Crostata means a kind baked tart of Italian origin, made with shortcrust pastry spread over a baking sheet, then covered with a layer of jam and then decorated with thin strips of the same dough, placed crosswise to form diamonds.
- What part of speech is crostata?
- Crostata is a noun.
- What is the plural of crostata?
- The plural of crostata is crostatas.
Words near crostata in the dictionary
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