Introduction
This is a fun recipe that is deceptively time-consuming. While this recipe is best in the fall when apples are at their peak, it can still be done any time of year. Despite there being no particularly complex techniques or equipment, you will need a full day or 2 partial days to make this. The end result is a great tart that anyone would like. Definitely worth doing.
Recipe Outline
| Recipe: Apple Tart | Special Equipment: None |
| Source: Dessert Person | Time: 1-2 days |
| Author: Claire Saffitz | Difficulty: 3/5 |
| Type: Dessert (Baking) | Score: ★★★☆☆ |
Making The Rough Puff Pastry



Tip: See here for tips.
Making The Apple Compote









Tip 1: Use a larger saucepan (not a medium as recommended), otherwise you will need to let it cook longer for each step.
Tip 2: Make sure to go by indicators when cooking and not by times. It would not be uncommon for many of your times to vary by 5+ minutes or even 10.
Assembling The Apple Tart






Baking The Apple Tart




Final Product

Key Takeaways
- This is best made in the fall when apples are fresh.
- Make sure to set aside enough time for this!
- Final Score: 3/5 – This is a great, fun fall recipe. The tart tastes great, but falls a bit short of “amazing”.
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