(a.k.a. Pear Tart, Revisited)
Poaching pears. |
Last fall, I decided to make a rustic, galette-style pear tart with the pears I had harvested from my tree. I had poached the pears first in honey wine (mead) with a cinnamon stick, vanilla, lemon peel, a little bit of sugar, cloves, star anise and peppercorns.
The pears were infused with wonderful flavors, and the pear tart turned out exquisitely delicious, in my opinion. In fact, I enjoyed it so much, I couldn't stop thinking about it.
I still had plenty of poached pears left over from my harvest, so this month I decided to quickly whip up another pear tart dessert on this dreary, blustery, wintery day. But this time I decided to utilize the more traditional, recognizable, and more elegant, tart form.
A traditional pear-almond tart. |
A classic crimped tart. |
All in all, an easier version to assemble and bake results in a beautifully different take on the same dessert I served last fall. Whether rustic and free-form, or elegant and traditional, the same dessert can be created so that it becomes a completely different experience for all who gather around your table.
A rustic galette-style tart. |
Happy New Year, everyone!
May your table always be beautifully abundant!
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