Friday, 18 October 2013

Tarte Tatin

This summer some of my friends came home to have dinner together. Everyone had to bring something delicious and I went for those mini Tatins. We had a lovely evening chatting and sharing our tasty creations. Here goes the recipe of this cute little pie.



To make 6 mini Tatins, you'll need:



-7 Granny Smith apples
-80 gr butter
-180 gr suggar
-1 puff pastry (available at main supermarkets)
- THAT'S ALL!:)

Peel the apples and cut each one in eight parts. Grab a big pan and slowly melt the butter. After that, add the apples and throw the sugar.






Now we have to simmer them. It is very important to stir carefully because it will get soft and we want to keep their shape. No hurries! We want a slowly cooking until it looks caramelized like this:




Mmmm...yummy!
Try one (ooonly one) and if it's smooth and tastes like the perfect mixture of sour and sweet, our apples are ready. Let's move on, fill the cooking molds with care and above all, don't smash them. If we try to keep their shape it will look pretty nicer after.




Pastry's time. Extend it and cut 6 circles, they should be a little bigger than the cooking molds. (That day I only could fit 5 though..)




Put the pastry circles on top of every mini Tatin so it gets completely covered. A finger may be helpful. Oops!





They need about 30 mins in the oven at 180º, BUT before you have to pinch a little bit the pastry with a fork. This is to avoid a huge growth... as it happened to me that day...




Beginner's mistake... I know... we were looking for a flat surface instead of that fluffy dented one. However, the flavor was sooo good, as I expected:)
It's better to serve them still a little bit hot so they are in their best moment.
Easy peasy.



And enjoy!




16 comments:

  1. This looks really really tasty! I tried to make a similar apple-thing the other day but somehow it did not tur out the way I wanted it to be :) I think I should get this kind of cake tin that you've got and give it another try :)

    xx

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Thank you very much Larissa:) That is truly a difficult part.. but you should totally give it a go again! :) Despite its final presentation, I promise the taste is incredible:)

      Delete
  2. Mireia! I’m so happy that the first post (apart from that where you introduce yourself) is a recipe! You know I loved that tarte tatin and I’ll be always available to taste your new creations
    I can’t wait to read more about you
    Good luck!

    (Sóc l'altra Núria)

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Thank you very much for your nice words:) It's an honor and a pleasure to cook for you! However, your are better than me in the kitchen! One day we'll open our bakery or little restaurant :D

      Delete
  3. Awsome pictures!, yumy!! I will try to do it!! :)

    ReplyDelete
  4. Hi Mireia!
    This recipe looks very yummy!!!
    :))))
    Have a nice day!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Hi Beina! Thank yoouuu!! Try it and you'll see :)
      Have a nice day you too!

      Delete
  5. Oh my, these look delightful!!!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. It really was!!! Thank you very much for your comment!:)

      Delete
  6. Hello Mireia...! The whole blog looks delicious!
    I'll be waiting for your updates and try to cook the tatin soon (:


    Big big hug for you, sweetie

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Ohhh!! Thank you very much! It's amazing to hear these words!! And I'll love to have you around here:)))

      Delete
  7. Hello Mireia...! The whole blog looks delicious!
    I'll be waiting for your updates and try to cook the tatin soon (:


    Big big hug for you, sweetie

    ReplyDelete
  8. Hey!
    Thanks for your comment and for following my blog :) I follow yours too now. Hope you will post another delicious recipe (or something else) soon :)

    Lots of love!

    ReplyDelete
  9. This comment has been removed by the author.

    ReplyDelete