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The Art of the Tart: Savory and Sweet (UK) by Tamasin Day-Lewis
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Notes about Recipes in this book
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Chard, Gruyère and crème fraîche tart
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veronicafrance on January 06, 2012
hmm. It was OK. But I'm not a fan of chard anyhow, I only made it because there was some in the veggie box. It was improved by eating it with some home-made sweet pepper jam :) For non-veggies, some diced bacon in the filling might perk it up too. I might make it again, if I have more chard to use up.
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Asparagus tart
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Tommelise on May 29, 2010
Quite bland
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Pear and ginger tarte Tatin
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veronicafrance on February 28, 2013
This is pretty good. I reckoned my hard pears wouldn't be cooked enough using Tamasin's method, so after arranging them on the caramel I roasted them for 15 minutes before putting the pastry on.
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Rhubarb, honey and saffron tart
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Tommelise on May 30, 2010
other suggested fruits are gooseberries with elderflower or damsons
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Reviews about this book
- ISBN 10 0304354392
- ISBN 13 9780304354399
- Linked ISBNs
- 9780297843597 Hardcover (United Kingdom) 9/11/2003
- 9781841881324 Paperback (United Kingdom) 6/28/2001
- Published Jul 13 2000
- Format Hardcover
- Language English
- Countries United Kingdom
- Publisher Orion Publishing Co
- Imprint Weidenfeld Nicolson Illustrated
Publishers Text
Tarts are the perfect self-contained treat, a delectable indulgence. In this special collection, the author provides classic recipes and new twists for an assortment of savory and sweet tarts. She explores the rituals of their preparation, from rolling and primping and patching to whisking, all of which makes tarts the most satisfying foods to make and eat. The home chef is taught to prepare a variety of crusts from easy-to-follow instructions. The most difficult step is trying to figure out which of the mouthwatering fillings to use. Including is everything from Sweet Corn and Spring Onion Tart to Rhubarb Meringue Pie.Other cookbooks by this author
- All You Can Eat: 1000 Recipes
- The Art of the Tart: Savory and Sweet (USA)
- The Art of the Tart: Savory and Sweet
- The Art of the Tart: Savory and Sweet (UK)
- The Art of the Tart: Savory and Sweet (UK)
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- The Englishwoman's Kitchen
- Food You Can't Say No To
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- Good Tempered Food: Recipes To Love, Leave, & Linger Over
- Good Tempered Food: Recipes to Love, Leave and Linger Over
- Good Tempered Food: Recipes to Love, Leave and Linger Over
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- Simply the Best: The Art of Seasonal Cooking
- Smart Tart
- Supper for a Song: Creative Comfort Food for the Resourceful Cook
- Supper for a Song
- Tamasin Day-Lewis' Top Tarts: Ten Recipes
- Tamasin's Kitchen Bible: The One and Only Book for Every Cook
- Tamasin's Kitchen Bible: The One and Only Book for Every Cook
- Tamasin's Kitchen Classics
- Tamasin's Weekend Food: Cooking to Come Home to
- Tamasin's Weekend Food: Cooking to Come Home to
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- Tarts with Tops On: Or How to Make the Perfect Pie
- Tarts with Tops On: Or How to Make the Perfect Pie
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- West of Ireland Summers: A Cookbook: Recipes & Memories from an Irish Childhood
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