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Gordon's sugar-glazed apple tart recipe

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I've made this recipe and it is not only impressive looking but was

delicious and easy! I'm lucky enough to have a farm market/orchard a mile

from my house and they even had the correct apples to make this with! There

is a youtube video showing how to make this as well

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Serve Gordon's sugar-glazed apple tart fine with a scoop of caramel ice

cream

 

*Serves 4*

Ingredients

 

- 250g puff pastry

- 3-4 Braeburn apples

- 20g unsalted butter, melted

- 1-2 tbsp golden caster sugar

- Icing sugar to dust

 

Method: How to make apple tart fine with caramel ice cream

 

*1.*Heat the oven to 200ËšC/Gas 6. Roll out the puff pastry thinly on a

lightly floured surface to a 2mm thickness. Using a 13cm plate or saucer as

a guide, cut out 4 rounds and place on two large baking sheets. Prick the

pastry all over with a fork to stop it puffing up.

 

*2.* Peel, core and thinly slice the apples.

 

*3.*Arrange the apple slices in a circle on top of the pastry discs,

overlapping them slightly, placing 2 rings in the middle to finish. Brush

them with melted butter and sprinkle with a fine layer of caster sugar.

 

*4.*Bake the tarts for 10 -15 minutes until the pastry is cooked. Dust with

icing sugar and glaze with a blow torch.

 

*5.*Serve the tarts warm, with a scoop of caramel ice cream.

 

 

 

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