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Category: Tarts

Toad in the Hole, British Comfort Food at its best.

Toad in the Hole, British Comfort Food at its best.

         Bangers and Mash I have a weakness for English dishes with picturesque names. Even the simplest of these is a riddle.  “Bangers and Mash”, or Sausage and Mashed Potatoes, is the simplest to understand.  The sausages used in the original recipe,…

Claudia Fleming’s Apple Crostata with Bacon Toffee

Claudia Fleming’s Apple Crostata with Bacon Toffee

For such a relatively small corner of the world, the East End of Long Island is long on extremely talented chefs.  Proximity to New York has led many a city chef to, if not abandon the city, set up a second home out in the…

Tate’s Bakery’s Fresh Blueberry and White Chocolate Tart

Tate’s Bakeshop, Southampton’s finest          If it’s summer in the Hamptons, it’s time to head to Tate’s. This charming bake shop lights up the Village of Southampton with its incredible array of scones and muffins, cakes and cobblers. And then there are the pies!  Delicious…

Fig-Almond Tart from Marinus Restaurant at Bernardus Lodge in Carmel Valley, California

Fig-Almond Tart from Marinus Restaurant at Bernardus Lodge in Carmel Valley, California

Andrew made this recipe not once but twice and it was big hit. He encouraged me to post it.  But for the life of me, I could not find it. I must have used every search word combination I could think of.  The truly pathetic…

Milky Way Tart adapted from Joanne Chang

Milky Way Tart adapted from Joanne Chang

       I’ve told you some of the story of Joanne Chang, the Harvard educated economist who threw in the towel and went on to open “Flour”, a Boston bakery and cafe that’s grown to three locations. That was between opening a marvelous pan-Asian…


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