Irenea's Apple Tart

JJ88
JJ88 @cook_2836976

2x we made this we tweaked a bit. 1) Mom likes the apples cooked first with some cinnamon & sugar. 2) Replaced marmalade with honey 3) Added the step pre-bake the bottom crust 4) didnt add lemon juiice, made the bottom too soggy.

Irenea's Apple Tart

2x we made this we tweaked a bit. 1) Mom likes the apples cooked first with some cinnamon & sugar. 2) Replaced marmalade with honey 3) Added the step pre-bake the bottom crust 4) didnt add lemon juiice, made the bottom too soggy.

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Ingredients

8 mins
  1. 150 gramsbutter
  2. 70 gramspowdered sugar
  3. 3 mediumeggs
  4. 1 mediumlemon or lime
  5. 450 gramsApple (crispy & tart)
  6. 150 gramsorange marmalade
  7. 200 gramsall purpose flour

Cooking Instructions

8 mins
  1. 1

    Preheat oven 180C

  2. 2

    Mix flour, butter (cut in small cubes), lemon rinds

  3. 3

    Add 2 egg yolks

  4. 4

    Mix until you form into a ball

  5. 5

    Put in a bowl, cover with plastic wrap & refrigerate

  6. 6

    Divide into 2 & roll out on a lightly floured surface

  7. 7

    Put at bottom of pan & leave some excess at the edge

  8. 8

    Bake 15-20 minutes

  9. 9

    Meantime, core & cut apple into slivers & add the lemon juice

  10. 10

    Alternate layers: apple slices then thin layer of orange marmalade then apples last

  11. 11

    Cover with the 2nd dough & pinch edges closed

  12. 12

    Warm an egg with some milk & brush this over the crust

  13. 13

    Make a crisscut on top so that the inside doesnt pop when it is getting baked

  14. 14

    Bake 30 minutes till golden brown

  15. 15

    Cool

  16. 16

    Put on a serving dish (we like this with a cup of freshly brewed coffee)

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