Recipe

Tarte Alsacienne Recipe


Tarte Alsacienne Recipe
Add Step-by-Step Photos

French origin apple pie. Best served with ice cream or crème anglaise sauce.

Ahmed1





rolling dough


covering pan


preparing apples


arrange apples


sprinkle with sugar


baked and soft


make mixture


pour over apples


let apples to make c


jam glaze


brush with jam





Add Photos

 Does this look good? Yeah! / Nope
Fans
Ingredients
  • Crust:
  • 4 ½ cups flour, sifted
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 1 cup cold butter, diced
  • 2-3 tbsp iced water
  • Method:
  • Mix flour, salt and butter in a food processor until mixture resembles bread crumbs. Add a little water and mix to form dough. Chill for an hour.
  • Filling:
  • 6 red apples, peeled, cored, halved and sliced ¾ of the way through.
  • 1 tbsp castor sugar for sprinkling on the apples
  • 2 eggs, beaten
  • ½ cup castor sugar
  • 1 cup cream
  • 1 tbsp lemon juice
  • 1 tsp vanilla
  • Apricot jam, heated with a little water, to glaze

Directions
  1. Roll out chilled dough to line a 30-cm tart pan. Arrange semi-sliced apples on the tart shell and sprinkle with some sugar. The sugar will caramelize when heated. Bake uncovered at 205c/400f for 20 minutes.
  2. When the apples are soft, remove the tart from the oven and drain the excess water from the pastry shell.
  3. To prepare the custard, beat eggs, sugar and cream until well mixed. Add lemon juice and vanilla. Pour this into the pastry shell, lifting the apples a little and bake uncovered for 20 minutes or until the custard sets.
  4. Glaze with apricot jam and serve slightly warm.
  5. Chef’s note: Pouring a little warm calvados on the tart turns it into Tart Normande Flambee

Recent Gawkers
Not quite what you're looking for? See more Dessert / Pies And Tarts
Comments


This is beautiful! thanks for the great post.


Great post Ahmed, as always, and great pictures too, got my 5! of course


Ah Ahmed, this is a thing of beauty! You are so talented. Our home is in the midst of renovations and has been for some time. I am so looking forward to having guests that I can serve this or any one of your lovely creations to, and tell them my Egyptian cooking friend gave me the recipe! Thank you so much for sharing of your time this way.
Betty


Beautiful presentation and I'm sure the taste is wonderful also! High 5 to you!!


How beautiful! As always, you make me so hungry. Great presentation, my friend...this tarte looks and sounds delicious. :) Vickie


Ahmed my dear friend this is a beautiful dessert... you continue to get better and better...and your desserts are looking so professional..!!!


Hey! Can I order one of these please?! Do you think it will arrive to my house in one piece? Better yet you and your wife can come cook for my family and I..fun! I know I would love it....thanks again Ahmed..the KING of Desserts.


I knew this was going to be beautiful even before I opened the page......you're amazing!!!!


Wonderful! :) TY, Ahmed! :)
~Melinda


WOW! Another awesome recipe and beautiful pictures! Delicious!


Another "cutie pie" one,Ahmed..l.o.l.....:}


What a great presentation - I have to say I have never seen an applie pie with the slices standing up like that...absolutely beautiful! And since apple pie is my husband's favorite, this is one I have to make soon...printed out and ready to go - now, the question is, can I make minelook as gourmet as your creation?!? Fantastic pie, Ahmed!


Wowwowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowow!!!!!!!


I had to come back and take another peek at this pie, it's breathtaking!


I think we need to add an Ahmed scale of fork ratings, because he just keeps blowing by the five forks that are available! Greekgirl said it all. Maybe we can get you over here for some of the FoodNetwork competitions? Or a throwdown with Bobby Flay?


LOL Shepherdrescue... I agree with you... haaa... haaa
Ahmed... what can I say?
This is too much and you never have a bad post... so, an usual winner 5 for you.


Reali amazing....thx


I agree with all the above, double the awesomeness!!
got my 5... hugssssssssss


Does castor sugar go by any other name, and is it easy to find?


Add a Comment
You must be logged in to comment on a recipe. Login
Alterations
No alterations yet


Suggest an Alteration
You must be logged in to suggest a recipe alteration. Login
Viewing Tarte Alsacienne Recipe

Tool Box

url
Print Recipe
Email it
Send Recipe to Cell Phone
Login to Add a Note [?]
Login to Save this [?]
Subscribe to ahmed1 [?]
Flag as Interesting/Unique [?]
Add to Comparison Queue [?]

Flavors

Login to Add Flavor Tags [?]

Ratings & Honors

5

You need to be logged in to rate a recipe.

Related Menus

Related Tags