Obs. Forms: 4 flaumpeyn, 5 flampoynte, flampayn, -peyn, -poyne, 6 flampett. [? a. F. *flan pointé.] A pie or tart ornamented with pointed pieces of pastry.
c. 1390. in Pegge, Forme of Cury (1780), 54. To make Flaumpeyns.
14[?]. in Househ. Ord. (1790), 443. Flampoyntes. Take gode enturlarded porke, and sethe hit, and hewe hit, ande grinde hit small.
1494. Fabyan, Chron., vii. 587. Flampeyn flourisshed with a Scochounr oyall.
1535. in Pegge, Forme of Cury (1780), 173. Item, a Flampett.
