i have been wanting to make a flower tart for a while, i decided to use plums as they roll up well.
recipe
for the pastry
100g plain flour
50g butter
50g caster sugar
2 large egg yokes
for the frangipane
50g butter
50g caster sugar
1 large egg beaten
65g ground almonds
a few drops of almond extract
first make the sweet pastry (pate sucree) measure the flour into a bowl and rub in the butter until it resembles bread crumbs, then stir in the sugar and add the egg yokes and knead gently into a smooth dough, wrap in cling film and put in the fridge while you make the frangipane.
to make the frangipane cream together the butter and sugar, till fluffy then add the ground almonds and then whisk in the egg and almond extract.
take the pastry out of the fridge and, grease 3 small tart dishes, then roll out the pastry and place it into the tins and cut of the excess, spoon in the frangipane and level it.
preheat the oven at 190c
to make the plum flowers you will need a mandolin slicer
slice the plums thinly then start by rolling the centre piece up
add some more pieces around it
add the larger pieces
press it into the frangipane and add more pieces of plum around it.
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Inga Blumenfabrik says
super! Let me write about your flower tart!
Lynda says
These are magnificent! Thanks for the tutorial, it helps tremendously!
HomeSeasons says
This is so lovely! The plums make the perfect flower.
Michele @ The Nest at Finch Rest says
Oh my goodness – I think that is one of the most beautiful food I have seen in my lifetime.
Just wow – totally, absolutely WOW!!!
Julie @ Lime Lane Love says
This…is…so…PRETTY! What a fun brunch idea! I would love to make this for my friends. I hope it's as easy as you make it look!
Hannah Evans says
Wow WOW! These sound amazing, and look SO good!!!!!! I made a similar tart one time as well, but now I wish I did it with these beautiful flowers 😀 Pinning now, thanks for sharing!
Hannah ♫
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Hayley @Texas Girl in Philly says
Those are drop dead gorgeous tarts! They sound so delicious too, I love anything with frangipane.
Kristy says
These are GORGEOUS and they look delicious too. I really love this post and you're blog. You always come up with some fantastic ideas, with great photos as well.
XOXO
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Rebecca Hubbell says
These look too pretty to eat! Pinned! Thank you for the great tutorial as well as for linking up at my TGIF Link Party! Have a wonderful weekend!
Krystie says
Beautiful! I would be a proud momma if I made these!
Jennifer Lew-Andrews says
These are so pretty–amazing! Thank you for sharing this tutorial.
Kathryn Ferrie says
WOW! These are so pretty! I may have to try them!
Lynn@Happier Than a Pig in Mud says
Very pretty! Your tarts are sweet works of art:@)
Stacey says
Those are just too pretty to eat!
Thanks for sharing!
Stacey of Embracing Change
Rebecca Hubbell says
Thanks for linking up at the TGIF link party last week! These are adorable and look delicious! I hope you'll stop by tonight and link up again!
http://www.livingbettertogether.com/2013/06/tgif-link-party-no-2.html
Have a great day!
Rebecca
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These are STUNNING!!! I think I would have a hard time eating them since they are so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
Deborah@Green Willow Pond says
Beautiful Aimee! You have so much patience to create such fascinating desserts! Thank you for sharing it at What We Accomplished Wednesdays. Have a great week!
Hugs,
Deborah
.vivienne. says
These are so beautiful! I have been meaning to try something like this for an apple tart- you may have just pushed me to get to it.
.vivienne. says
These are so beautiful! I have been meaning to try this with an apple tart- you may have just pushed me to finally get to it. Just stumbled upon your blog and I must say its very tempting. 🙂
.vivienne. says
These are so beautiful! I have been meaning to try something like this for an apple tart- you may have just pushed me to get to it.
Nari says
So pretty! Lovely photos too.