Sentences with phrase «down apple tart»

This classic, French upside - down apple tart, or tarte tatin, is made easier using ready - rolled puff pastry

Tarte Tatin is a classic French upside - down apple tart that is prepared from start to finish in just one pan.

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Phipps Bakery Cranberry Apple Upside Down Cake A moist and flavorful butter cake, topped with a glistening topping of sweet apples and tart cranberries.

Place overlapping slices of the apples in three rows down the tart.

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Rhubarb is very tart on its own so I always add a sweeter fruit like strawberries or apples to it to help cut down on the tartness.

Directions: Peel and slice apples (yellow transparents tend to cook down so I made my really chunky) / Fill bottom crust half - way with apples / Sprinkle with some of the sugar and cinnamon / Continue to fill with apples creating a mound on top / Sprinkle with the rest of the sugar and cinnamon — I didn't use the full 1/2 cup sugar on mine because I like it tart / Cover with the second crust, pinching the edges and cutting some slits in the top / Bake at 425 for 15 minutes and then turn heat down to 350 for another 40 - 45 minutes until golden brown.

The classic French Tarte Tatin is a sort of upside - down tart made with apples, baked in caramel, and wrapped in a pastry crust.

Place overlapping slices of apples diagonally down the middle of the tart and continue making diagonal rows on both sides of the first row until the pastry is covered with apple slices.

We like to bake with a combination of apples: some sweet and some tart, some that keep their shape and others that will break down and get saucy.

The tart is turned almost immediately upside down, showing the beautiful caramelized apples on top while some of the caramel sauce is dripping onto the serving platter.

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Arrange the remaining apple quarters rounded - side down in a tight circle around the center apple, making sure there is as little space between the apples as possible (any space left between apples will cause the tart to collapse when flipped out of the skillet).

Tarte tatin is an upside down fruit tart, traditionally made with apples.

Another thing I do with apricots (apart from upside - down tarts) is this Polish easiest «cake» on the earth: http://www.withaglass.com/?p=14721 It's usually made with grated apples, but it's at least equally good with apricots.