Tart Tatin

Jun. 29th, 2010 02:03 pm
[identity profile] singersdd.livejournal.com
What to do on a day leftover from Eden? (The high won't be 80, there's a gentle breeze, the birds are singing, it's practically perfect)

Cook, of course!

What to do for a husband who hasn't griped 'cause you turned off the a/c? Cook one of his favorites, of course! I asked him last night, "If I bake apple pie, will you eat it?"
"Yeah," he said.

So here's what I made:



Tart Tatin - upside-down apple tart.

This is a French apple tart, made famous by the Hotel Tatin. The story goes that the sister responsible for the pastries started making an apple tart one day and realized she'd forgotten to put the crust under the apples. So, she threw the crust on top, shoved it in the oven, and everybody loved it. I saw Julia Child make it on The French Chef and here's a version of the recipe I found under the cut 'cause it's long: )

This is my favorite way to make apple pie. I haven't made an apple pie since I found this recipe!
[identity profile] chamisa.livejournal.com

Especially for [livejournal.com profile] myroughdraft, who was lamenting the lack of year round availability of macaroons, here are some vintage macaroon recipes. Now you can have them whenever you like! I was thinking that surely there ought to be a recipe for macaroons in one of my cookbooks, and I found not one but a whole bunch of them, from the 1951 edition of The Joy of Cooking by Irma S. Rombauer & Marion Rombauer Becker.



You like macaroons? I gotcha macaroons right here! )

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