This week's recipe was one I knew I had to make from the second I saw it. First of all, it's apples - which Doug and I both love. Second, it's an apple tart, which I've always wanted to make. Third, it is so incredibly easy to make and only required me to add one ingredient to my grocery list. And fourth (and most importantly), it was picked by one of my favorite people who just happens to run one of my favorite blogs (ever) and who also happens to be the main reason I am in TWD. So I knew this one had to be done.
And I have to say, Hornedfroggy/Jessica made an awesome pick here! This recipe comes together so quickly and tastes so incredibly good. I love how simple the ingredient list is, it's really a classic group of items, and it tastes so pure and good. I will definitely be making this again ---- actually I have already made it twice! I had a sheet of pastry left and some apples to use up, Doug didn't complain!
This was the first time I've ever used puff pastry and I was really happy to see that it's very simple to use (and I was really happy to find it here!!). I used one whole sheet and one whole apple on my first tart and thought it was really good. The second time I used one whole sheet of dough and two apples and it was really good, although just a little soggy.
So if you're looking for an easy and quick recipe that will really wow people, try this one. You will not be disappointed!
This recipe was picked by Jessica of My Baking Heart, check out her blog for the recipe (and then look at all the other incredible things she has done!) and check out all the TWD members to see how they tackled this one.
Parisian Apple Tart from Baking From My Home To Yours by Dorie Greenspan, page 319.
8 comments:
I love the way you've set up your tartlets. Looks delicious!
This looks wonderful and anything topped on puff pastry has to be good! (I've missed commenting on your blog for a bit so it's so good to have some time and catch up with all your cooking/baking! :) )
I'm glad you had an easy time with puff pastry. It's so versatile and great to have on hand because you can make a dessert with it so quickly. I keep some in the freezer, just in case.
Awww, K! I love you - thanks so much for baking with me this week! Your tarts are beautiful!! :)
Ooooh, love your tart! It's so pretty and so different than most of the other tarts I've seen this week.
I love how caramel-ly your Parisian Apple Tartlet looks! And you cut down on the prep time by leaving the skins on - cool!
You did a beautiful job! This is definitely the perfect recipe for your first time working with puff pastry.
This tart is very pretty - nice job!
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