Today's Treat Thursday recipe is a delicious pastry I enjoyed making at Le Gargantua. The Apple and Prune Tourtière Gasconne was a delicately assembled and delicious flavour combination of sweet and tart with a touch of liquor. It's simple to make and will please guests! My time spent at Le Gargantua is an experience that I will always cherish and look forward to sharing more recipes from Marlène with our friends around the world. Bon Appetit
TOURTIERE GASCONNE/CROUSTADE
pour
6/8 personnes
INGREDIENTS:
1,5 kg apples
85g butter
8-12 large prunes without
stones, soaked in Armagnac
4-5 tbsp of Armagnac
Vanilla extract
50g of caster sugar
8 to 10 sheets of Filo
pastry
PREPARATION
Peel, core and slice
apples. Cook on low heat with 25g of sugar and 1 tsp of vanilla extract,
covered at first until the heat builds up, then uncovered to let the steam out.
Melt 60g of butter and
leave to cool
Melt 25g of butter with Armagnac and 25g of sugar. Leave to cool
Fold the sheets of Filo in half in the length. Arrange them in a tart tin, like the sun, overlapping each other at the center of the tin.
Brush every sheet of Filo pastry with the plain butter
Melt 25g of butter with Armagnac and 25g of sugar. Leave to cool
Fold the sheets of Filo in half in the length. Arrange them in a tart tin, like the sun, overlapping each other at the center of the tin.
Brush every sheet of Filo pastry with the plain butter
Fold the pastry over,
twisting once, and crunching up the end of each sheet.
Bake in preheated oven (220 degrees C) for 10-12 min, then lower the temperature to 180 degrees C and bake for an additional 20 min.
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