IPA: //tɑːrˈtɑːr//
KK: /tɑrˈtɛr/
Describing food that is finely chopped and served raw, often used in dishes like steak tartare or tuna tartare.
The restaurant is famous for its delicious beef tartare, which is prepared fresh daily.
Tartare originates from the French word 'tartare', which refers to a dish made from finely chopped raw meat or fish, and is derived from the term 'Tatar', referring to the Tatar people of Central Asia. The name is associated with the Tatar method of preparing meat, which involved raw ingredients.
Think of the Tatar people, who are linked to this dish, to remember that 'tartare' refers to a preparation of raw meat or fish.