A round cake made with eggs and sugar and sometimes covered with frosting.
A luscious, weighty confection, customarily leavened solely by whipped eggs, and frequently accompanied by aerated cream.
A delectable creation known as an open tart or a lavish cake-like concoction enveloped within a delicate pastry shell bears the name “torte.” Among the notable variations, there exists an Austrian marvel named “Linzertorte,” featuring a flan case crafted from exquisitely spiced pastry, generously filled with a luscious raspberry jam, and crowned with an artful lattice of pastry strips. The realm of tortes extends its boundaries to encompass an assortment of supplementary ingredients, ranging from nuts and fruits to chocolate and cream. In the culinary traditions of France, savory mixtures occasionally find their place as the filling for a sumptuous foundation. The inherent richness of these creations is harmoniously balanced by the accompaniment of a vibrant green salad.