An apple red wine tart, flavoured with cinnamon.
Made in the Italian alpine village of Oulx to honour the town's patron Sant' Antonio.
- Recipe for the Pastry
2 cups of flour
1 tbsp sugar
1 tsp baking powder
6 tbsps cold butter cut into pieces
1/2 cup milk
2 egg yolks
Rub butter into the flour till it looks like breadcrumbs. Add1 tbsp sugar and baking powder.
Whisk eggs and milk. Mix into the flour.
Knead into a smooth ball. Chill 1 hour.
- Recipe for the Filling mixture
1 1/4 cups of red wine
1 tsp cinnamon
5 tbsp sugar
4 apples thinly sliced
Zest 1 orange
In a pot simmer -
Apple slices
Sugar
Orange zest/cinnamon
Wine
For about half an hour till the wine has turned to a syrup.
Leave to cool.
Roll out the pastry and place in the baking dish . Let the dough hang over the sides. Trim. Fill with the apple mixture and fold over sides of dough.
Cover the bottom with baking paper, or grease the dish.
Sprinkle with sugar.
Bake 180oC for about half an hour.
If you're artistic form leaves and flowers with the dough trimmings and decorate the tart before baking.
Good luck and Bon Appetit
Sounds yummy. Could be a great excuse to buy red wine
ReplyDeleteDefinitely!!! Go for it. The wine I mean
DeleteThat is what I would call edible art. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if mine will look so lovely. Possibly not!
DeleteMe want!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't remember whether I made this or not. I've kept the recipe. I'll make it again soon and air courier you some..... Pieces
DeleteLooks and sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteIt is nearly aplenty season here. Maybe I will try that. (It reads like mulled wine in a pie)
ReplyDeleteThat's a good comparison. I'm going to make it in a few days.
DeleteAlmost too pretty to eat .....almost :)
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Jo
Now that looks really good, think I could handle that with some custard.
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