Apple tart

[L Austin France]

Just cooked what recipe called an Apple Tart.
Its got no pastry so more like an apple pie
Tastes nice whatever & probably even better with a dollop of ice cream.

[Blaze]

Mmmmmmm, looks scrummy !!

[Lori]

Looks delish !!

[Hotrodder]

A favourite of mine, just warmed with a dollop of vanilla ice cream on top.

[Polarengineer]

Mrs PE makes apple tarts regulary using apples from our Brambly tree. Bramblys are soooo good in her cooking.

[Spectrum]

Just froze a batch of apple pies, pastry top and bottom, own apples, some raisins and five spice, twelve of them, some had some of our blackberries in as well.

[Bayleaf]

The only apple trees that produced any worthy fruit this year were our Canada Grise/Reinette Grise. The few windfalls are tidied up by deer at night, pony and donkey by day. They are big fruits, quite tart - and if you attempt to eat a slightly unripe one, they'll suck your eyes balls into your head!

But, they're now finally sugary enough to eat (as the hornets have suddenly discovered), and make great dessert apples. I cheat and make apple compôte and crumble buttery biscuits on top - makes a kind of deconstructed individual Apple Crumble. My topping of choice is Créme Fraiche, as the slightly cheesy hint (IMO) marries perfectly with the apple.

[Lori]

It all sounds so good. We did get a fair amount of apples from one of our trees. Not sure what variety it is. I made a really good apple tarte, a couple of apple and pear tartes (Pear trees provided more than we could eat) and some compote. Froze quite a bit.

I also like to add some spices, raisins, cranberries and pecans to the tartes.

[Hotrodder]

This thread may soon be classed as food porn. Ease up, it's making me hungry.

[Lori]

This thread may soon be classed as food porn. Ease up, it's making me hungry.

Me too !!