plum tarte tartin
As it was Passover I couldn't use puff pastry so I used my Passover shortcrust pastry instead. It was dry and crumbly but I managed to cover the plums. I figured as the pastry would eventually be upside down, it wouldn't matter too much if there were cracks in it.
Now these plum tarte tartins weren't the prettiest dish I've ever made but boy were they tasty.
I've been really busy this past week, so I've not had time to write out the recipe for you but it's based on this one from the Donna Hay website. Instead of strawberries, you use halved plums which are placed in the base of texas muffin tins then topped with pastry and baked until the pastry is golden.
As they're so easy to make I can see tart tartins will be a regular fixture on my winter menu.
I hope you all had great weekends. See you again on Wednesday,
Jillian
Oh my your tarts look fabulous! Your Passover ideas are totally inspiring Jillian.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Kathy.
Thanks Kathy. I thought it was about time passover baking was bought into the 21st century!
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Jillian, I have really enjoyed your Passover cooking series of posts. As always, your photography is beautiful, and the food looks so good my mouth starts watering the second I open your blog. :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the posts. I'm already thinking of things to make for next year.
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