frangipane

noun
UK /ˈfrændʒɪpeɪn/
US /ˈfrændʒəpeɪn/

A sweet, creamy filling made from almonds that goes inside cakes and pastries.

She baked a tart filled with frangipane and topped with fresh pears.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small tree or shrub of the frangipani family, known for its fragrant flowers.

The frangipane in the garden bloomed with pale pink flowers.

3. A perfume made from the flowers of the frangipani plant.

Her scarf carried the soft scent of frangipane.

4. A type of custard-like dessert filling flavored with almonds and sometimes rum.

The chef spooned warm frangipane over the poached fruit.