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Tarte Ananas Rôti

Posted by: Dawn on: February 12, 2013

So, now that you have a whole bunch of delicious roasted pineapple, what do you do with it? Yes, you could just eat it and, in all honesty, that’s totally the tactic I would have taken had I not seen this. However, if something is good by itself, it’s almost always better if you put [...]

Tartlettes Citron Vert et Noix de Coco

Posted by: Dawn on: October 21, 2012

These guys have the honor of being the first treats made from The Book in the new house. And they were a fantastic way to break in the kitchen – I used the stove to make pastry cream, I rolled out dough, I used the blender to make the other pastry cream, I baked them [...]

Tarte Passion Framboise

Posted by: Dawn on: September 5, 2012

Once again, the original recipe called for passionfruit which, despite my concerted efforts, I simply could not find. I even tried to see if I could buy passionfruit puree online, but the smallest amount I could get was a kilogram, which was about 10 times more than I actually needed. So I did the next [...]

Tartelettes Croustillantes Abricots ou Cerises

Posted by: Dawn on: June 17, 2012

I’m not going to lie: I’m developing quite an addiction to making little individual tartlets. I’m really not sure if I’ll ever have a need to make a full size tart again, quite honestly. These are so cute! And individual! And as I did here, can easily have the fillings adjusted to fit your crowd’s [...]

Flan Pátissier

Posted by: Dawn on: June 10, 2012

After years of not really getting it, I’m starting to understand the beauty in a well-made simple custard. It’s creamy without being too heavy. It’s rich without being overwhelming. It’s lightly flavored without being bland. It really is just about the perfect dessert to pair with a cup of good coffee or strong tea, or [...]

Tartelettes Rhubarbe et Fraises [des Bois]

Posted by: Dawn on: May 20, 2012

It’s May, and around here the strawberry season has started. There’s 4-pound boxes of them on sale in the supermarkets and you almost can’t find a bad one in there. They’re huge, ripe, juicy and delicious. So it seemed like a great time to make these miniature strawberry & rhubarb pies. While the recipe calls [...]

Tartelettes aux Pommes Élysée

Posted by: Dawn on: April 15, 2012

Remember back in the fall, when I made the apple turnovers? And I went to just about every grocery store in the area looking for Jonagold apples only to come up empty and wind up settling for Golden Delicious? And then the next day I was in the one store I didn’t check and found a [...]

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Clafoutis aux Cerises

Posted by: Dawn on: October 30, 2011

I’m not going to lie: before this week, I had no idea what a clafoutis was. I knew it was some sort of dessert that involved fruit, but I had absolutely no clue that said fruit was traditionally cherries. Now I know that a clafoutis is not just a dessert involving cherries, but it’s a [...]

Tarte Tout Chocolat

Posted by: Dawn on: September 11, 2011

The basic idea behind this tart was simple enough: a chocolate shortbread crust containing a chocolate cake layer, topped with chocolate ganache and chocolate shavings. Sounds delicious, right? It wasn’t until I put together my shopping list that I realized just how much this recipe was not messing around. This doesn’t just have a lot [...]



  • Dawn: Yes! It was 325 for an hour and 45 minutes. I basted the pineapple about every 15 minutes or so. That's definitely a necessary step, or else the pinea
  • Abbe: Yumm! I didn't know you could do something to make delicious pineapple even better, and now I do! This sounds awesome. Are you able to share the
  • Dawn: These were not. Instead, I let Irwin take them to work and distribute them among his co-workers. To answer your questions about egg whites, it's all a

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