Nectarine Tart
Introduce
Chef :
Karl
Nectarine Tart
Honestly.... I thought I had plums sitting on the counter because they were such a purplish color. It wasn’t until I was peeling the stickers off that I noticed they were nectarines. Either way, I was determined not to let them spoil. I made this tart... but added a crumble like an apple crisp. *** Also, if you have leftover crust. Make cookies.
Ingredient
Food ration :
8 People
Cooking time :
1 Hour
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Make a crust. Add in dry ingredients. Add in cubed butter. Work the butter in with your fingertips (I neglected to do that). Drizzle in cold water SLOWLY until a dough forms. Refrigerate for at least an hour.
* Step 2
Preheat oven to 375 F. Prep raisins, ginger, and cinnamon. Arrange pie crust in tart pan. With a wire strainer, dust the tart with corn starch. Not a mountain worth, just a bit.
* Step 3
Core and slice nectarines. Mix with Sprinkle chopped raisins on the bottom of the tart. Mix with cinnamon, ginger and honey. Arrange in tart pan.
* Step 4
Dust nectarines with corn starch. Spread jam around the top. If you can’t find this jam, don’t worry about it. Substitute with a jam of your liking. You can squeeze in some honey and add fresh ginger. Make crumble by combining ingredients and working butter in. Cover the top.
* Step 5
Bake 25-30 minutes. When top has browned and filling is bubbly, it’s done. Don’t make my mistake and bake it at 275 F and wonder what’s happening. Allow to cool before removing.
* Step 6
Remove from pan. Slice and serve. Garnish with mint and serve with whipped cream. Or ice cream....
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