sweet and spicy souvenir - blackberry frangipane tart
As I warned you, I've been on a bit of a pastry kick of late. Don't know why. Here's a blackberry tart I made for work a few weeks ago. I felt a bit guilty not sharing the mulberry tart with my workmates and as I had some leftover pastry, I remade the recipe substituting blackberries for mulberries. This recipe by Tana Ramsay is close to the one I used.
I love making frangipane tarts because they're so easy and every-one loves them. If you don't feel like it, you can skip the pre-baking of the pastry case and the tart will still turn out fine.
The tart was all gone before I could snaffle a slice but that's always a good sign.
I hope you all had good weekends. Apart from a trip to the movies to see Midnight in Paris, my weekend was quiet. As I've got a hectic few days coming up, I like to think of it as the calm before the storm.
See you all again on Wednesday,
Jillian
I also love frangipane tarts, somehow the texture and taste feel so comforting. (asides delicious). I also recently saw Midnight in Paris!.
ReplyDeleteHi Heidi,
ReplyDeleteMidnight in Paris was a sweet movie. Some of my friends who'd recently visited Paris recommended the movie to me. It was a nice reminder of the time I spent in Paris this year and the many tarts I consumed there,
J
Do you have a recipe for this? It looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe
ReplyDeletehttp://www.goodtoknow.co.uk/recipes/530386/tana-ramsay-s-almond-and-blackberry-tart
is pretty close to the one I used. I put about 1/2 cup of blackberry jam over the base of the tart shell before gently covering it with the frangipane filling, then topping it with fresh blackberries.
Hope that helps,
J
Your pics are so beautiful Jillian…thanks for a great post...
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Tenina. It's always nice to get positive feedback,
DeleteJillian