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Tarte Tatin


Lochina

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Yes. One of each, please, including the plain slice, and that should just about do it for my tarte tatin...what are YOU having for dessert?

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I had completely forgotten about creme fraiche. Definitely going that route. Another question--I like to have tarte tatin warm, but do I have to make it a la minute? Or can I do it ahead of time, unmold, and pop into a warm oven beofre serving? I'd like to be able to do it ahead (it's for a Valentine's Day dinner, and I don't want to be in the kitchen cooking it over the stovetop during the meal), but I'm afraid the crust will go soggy. Any suggestions?

Thanks again.

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You have to unmold it otherwise the caramel will harden to much and you'll never get it out clean. Your crust should not go soggy - and will benefit from the imbibing.

According to the Brotherhood of the Tarte Tatin it should be served plain.

Me, I like it warm with a vanilla ice cream action - maybe even cinnamon ice cream - but I'm digging the yogurt sorbet idea too.

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