Though once upon a time, apple was considered to be the forbidden one associated with sin and evil (Book of Genesis), today, this fruit has become one of those which can be consumed without moderation because of its nutritional facts and moreover let me remind the famous proverb “An apple a day keeps a doctor away” :)
But however, since I am a gourmet, naturally, I’m going to add some calories to this naturally delicious fruit by using it in this classic easy-to-do quick dessert / tea-time snack. Like each family might have their own recipe for the apple tarts, this is my favorite version (I mean the ideal version for a lazy bug like me) and for the one my son is a big fan, great me!!! lol.
Well, some people like the tart soft and some of them semi-firm and I am doubtlessly in the second category; I love the balance between the soft, sweet, slightly acidic flavor of the apples combined with the crunchy short crust pastry. Hope you’ll let me know how YOU like it :)
Ingredients:
4 apples (I used the “Golden” variety; Granny Smith would be great too)
125g sugar + 50g separately
230g short crust pastry
2 eggs
1Tbsp corn flour
200g fresh cream
1tsp cinnamon powder
Method:
Preheat oven to 210°C.
Prepare the pastry dough; homemade pastry will always be the best, in that case, place the dough on a slightly floured surface and roll it out to a circle according to the size of your tart pan.
Now, transfer the rolled dough to a greased / lined tart pan and center it. Press the bottom and the sides against the pan. Prick with a fork all over, and flute the edges. (I add a handful of semolina to avoid a soggy crust)
Wash, pat-dry, peel and deseed the apples. Cut them into fine slices.
Arrange the apple slices in an overlapping spiral pattern, by starting from the outer edge towards the center. Sprinkle 50g of sugar on top of the slices and bake for about 15 minutes.
In a bowl, beat the eggs along with 125g sugar until the sugar dissolves and add the corn flour followed by the fresh cream and stir it all together.
Remove the tart pan from the oven and pour the prepared egg/sugar mixture over the apples and bake it for another 15 minutes or until the edges of the tart is golden brown.
Sprinkle the cinnamon powder as soon as you remove from the oven. Cool the tart on a wire rack and serve it warm. Enjoy!!!!
Wednesday 28 October 2009
Tarte aux pommes (French Apple Tart)
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35 comments:
Looks very tempting....
Delicious, my fav...
pasikuthu paathathume:)tempting recipe yarr
i am a great apple lover, and i wished i was there ....lovely apple trat...looks great.Yum.:)
Nice click!!!
tart looks excllnt and really yummy dea..!!!
How are you dear?? Tart looks really tempting..!;)
Looking so delicious..Simply superb
Looks absolutely tempting.. nice clicks too :)
Super delicious dear..I love to have one piece.
delicious and mouthwatering and the picture is beautiful.
Voila quelqu'un qui m'invite a diner! Ca fait des annees que j ai regale cette tarte :( Desolee pour les accents :(
Thats a nice dessert dear..
wow,looks mouthwatering! Nice click,looks wonderful!
yummy tart
hi v,
The tart looks perfect. Nice clicks as always.well presented recipe.
Lov apple desserts..looks crispy and delish...
Fabulous...Feel like grabbing a piece :-)
Thats a really lovely tempting pic..looks so good and perfect
Deliciously inviting :-)
dont i love this tart! Awesome pics and great recipe!
Enna oru azhagana recipe. My favorite da . Bookmarking this. Wanna grab a piece now:)
i have never tried apple tart looks yumm
Looks tempting,want to taste it.Do visit my blog when u find time
That looks delicious!Great fall recipe.
All your dishes are darn tempting Vino n this one is no exception..awesome look,I'd so love to try it ,but scared to use the puff pastry thinking of the amt of butter in it..lol..n the palak gosht also looks mighty temoting..:)
Oh Vino, that a darn lovely way to eat apples I guess...love all the pictures...makes one tempting...apple tart, now I got to check it out in nearby gourmet stalls...
Should be delicious, looks Tempting :)
love apple pies...your recipe looks delicious
Hi!
I see that you do some french recipes, so i wonder are you french? Because i am! I also want to know what is called " all purpose flour" in french?
Thank you and your blog is great
Thank you to all for your appreciations!
Hi Tasnim,
I am an Indian but I have the french nationality too! As I live in France, I appreciate very much both Indian as well as the French Gastronomy.
As far as "the all purpose flour", it's nothing but the farine de blé ordinaire (type 55) and thank you very much for the comment :) Je vous souhaite une bonne journée!
Thank you to all for your appreciations!
Hi Tasnim,
I am an Indian but I have the french nationality too! As I live in France, I appreciate very much both Indian as well as the French Gastronomy.
As far as the "all purpose flour" is concerned, it's nothing but the farine de blé ordinaire (type 55) and thank you very much for the comment :) Je vous souhaite une bonne journée!
looks too good! Looks store bought actually! Great job...
Looks delicious & yummy :)
Delicious one .Step by step pictures very useful .New comer here .Do visit http://padhuskitchen.blogspot.com/
absolutely tempting and the color is so divine! do check out my blog http://recipesfortheverydaywoman.blogspot.com
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