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Apple Frangipane Tart with Sweet Shortcrust Pastry

This apple frangipane tart is made with a simple, buttery shortcrust pastry, soft almond frangipane filling, juicy apples, and a generous dusting of powdered sugar. The thinly cut apples beautifully arranged on top of the almond cream filling make it an easy, yet impressive dessert everyone will love.

Prep

1h

Cook

1h

Total

2h

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For

8

M

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For the shortcrust pastry

160

g

All-purpose flour

56

g

Powdered sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

432kcal

Fat

28g

Saturates

14g

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Notes

Roll the shortcrust pastry out on top of parchment paper. This is a fairly fragile dough, so for easy transfer, roll the dough out on parchment paper and flip over onto the tart pan. If there are any rips, simply patch it together with some of the extra dough hanging over the sides. Par-bake the shortcrust pastry. No one wants a soggy bottom! To ensure your tart bakes up with an evenly baked, golden crust, it's baked partially through at a high temperature for 16-18 minutes. Once cool, then the tart is assembled and baked slowly at a low temperature. Dust with powdered sugar just before serving. Powdered sugar will melt into the tart as it sits, so be sure to hold off until just before serving to sprinkle it on top.

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Apple Frangipane Tart with Sweet Shortcrust Pastry

This apple frangipane tart is made with a simple, buttery shortcrust pastry, soft almond frangipane filling, juicy apples, and a generous dusting of powdered sugar. The thinly cut apples beautifully arranged on top of the almond cream filling make it an easy, yet impressive dessert everyone will love.

Prep

1h

Cook

1h

Total

2h

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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8

M

I

For the shortcrust pastry

160

g

All-purpose flour

56

g

Powdered sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

432kcal

Fat

28g

Saturates

14g

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Roll the shortcrust pastry out on top of parchment paper. This is a fairly fragile dough, so for easy transfer, roll the dough out on parchment paper and flip over onto the tart pan. If there are any rips, simply patch it together with some of the extra dough hanging over the sides. Par-bake the shortcrust pastry. No one wants a soggy bottom! To ensure your tart bakes up with an evenly baked, golden crust, it's baked partially through at a high temperature for 16-18 minutes. Once cool, then the tart is assembled and baked slowly at a low temperature. Dust with powdered sugar just before serving. Powdered sugar will melt into the tart as it sits, so be sure to hold off until just before serving to sprinkle it on top.

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