![]() ![]() And replace the sprinkle of flour with gluten free flour. Gluten free: You can buy gluten free puff pastry, but I believe you will have to roll out the dough yourself.You’re not going to achieve a low cal dessert here! Don’t overdo it though, as you still want that caramelized taste and glaze. Lower the calories: Use a little less butter and sugar.Garnish: Sprinkle with crushed toasted pecans or walnuts.Flavors: Instead of cinnamon, try nutmeg, allspice or a pinch of ground cloves.You will need to sprinkle less flour on the apples and none on the bananas. Fruit options: If you don’t like or have ripe peaches, try apples or bananas.Tailor to your Tasteĭespite its simplicity, there are still a few variations and substitutes you can try. Sprinkle the fruit with a small amount of flour before baking. Once the tart cools a bit, the juice from the fruit seeps into the crust to make it soggy. This is the most common complaint with a tarte tatin. How do I make sure the puff pastry crust doesn’t get soggy? How to make peach tarte tatin the easy way If you prefer apples, try our puff pastry apple tart which uses the same easy method. When it comes down to it, either version is essentially a simple, rustic apple or peach tart. I agree that warm is better □ but room temperature is ok too. Purists will always serve a tarte tatin warm.Our version uses pre-rolled puff pastry – a huge shortcut that is fantastic. The pie crust in a classic version uses pie dough, shortbread dough, store-bought dough or even puff pastry.Just assemble in a pie dish, bake and flip over. Our peach tarte tatin is much quicker (30 minutes). ![]() Peel the apples, cook them first in a caramel sauce on the stove, drain the apples, assemble, top with a crust, transfer to the oven to bake, then flip the tart over. Authentic tarte tatin is made in a cast iron pan and has several steps.We’re using ripe, in-season fresh peaches sliced thinly. A classic tarte tatin is most often made with apples cut very thick.Here are a few of the key differences between the more classic versions and the one we are making. There are many variations of tarte tatin – even the classic version. Difference between a classic tarte tatin and our peach tarte tatin recipe The “fix” they used created this French classic. Legend has it that two Tatin sisters (French hotel owners) discovered a mistake with an apple pie they were making. Once baked, you flip the tart so the crust is on the bottom and the glazed fruit on top. What is a tarte tatin?Ī tarte tatin is essentially caramelized fruit (most often apples) baked upside down with a pastry crust. Serve it with whipped cream, vanilla ice cream or crème fraîche for a delicious weeknight or company dessert. If you're looking for easy dessert recipes, you might be interested by my Surprise Lemon Pudding or my Salted Caramel Chocolate Mousse, click on my " Sweet" category for more sweet treats.This peach tarte tatin recipe is not an authentic recipe, but I’d bet it’s the simplest one. Hand pies are so cute and they are a delicious alternative to the regular pies. If after filling your hand pies you are left with diced peach and pastry cream, just layer them into small cups, that’ll make another delicious dessert. Always work with very cold pastry dough as it is much easier to manipulate. If you are in a hurry and don't have time to make a pastry cream, you could use a mix of cream cheese, vanilla and sugarįor lack of time, I used store bought puff pastry. ![]() Tip: I have filled these hand pies with some pastry cream, it's delicious and I really like it, plus you can re-use the leftover pastry cream to make another dessert. Don’t over fill your hand pies or they crack open while baking. Then I cut my puff pastry dough in rectangles of 5x4 inches (13 x 10 cm), layered some vanilla pastry cream, covered with peach cubes and closed my hand pies, then baked them for 20 minutes, simple as that. Peaches are so juicy they can soak the puff pastry, I collected more than a cup of juice. Then I drained them and kept them into a meshed sieve until ready to use. This is a recipe that children and grown-ups alike adore, these hand pies will be gone in no time.įor this recipe, I peeled and diced 3 peaches, I used nectarines actually, briefly sautéed the little cubes with a chunk of butter and 3 tablespoons of honey, just to help them release some of their juice. These peach and honey hand pies or turnovers are super easy to make, I made them buttery puff pastry, so good! They're a delicious treat to snack on! ![]()
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