Tomato tarte tatin

Nowadays, we eat tomatoes all year round, but if you want that intense fragrance and flavour, then enjoying special varieties of seasonal British tomatoes will really give your meal extra pizzazz. This colourful tarte tatin is a great way to showcase the delicious flavour of a good-quality British tomato. Served with a simple green salad, it’s the perfect sunny-day supper. Recipe by Andrew Bille

This recipe is a summer take on the classic French apple tart, tarte tatin. Slow-roasting plum tomatoes in the oven intensifies the sweetness of the tomatoes.

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Tarte tatin is a french dessert classic. This tomato tarte tatin has a twist since it is actually a main or a very elegant snack. Ingredients are listed as: metric ( imperial )

These delicious tomato tarts are easy to make and look beautiful at any party.

This tart is a stunning mosaic of red, orange and yellow tomatoes so shiny and candied that the tart really looks like dessert. But it's safely on the savory side thanks to a splash of vinegar and a sprinkling of briny olives.

Allow enough time to prepare the key ingredients (onions and tomatoes) in advance. This savoury tart is a great lunch dish with a green salad or s starter course at dinner time. Serve at room temperature or slightly warm.

bengingi's Tomato Tarte Tatin: When tomato season is approaching, I always get excited. Tomatoes are definitely one of my absolute favorite veggies (some would say it's a fruit, but let's not get into that). They're so versatile—sweet, sour, umami—and can be used raw, cooked, grilled, charred, jammed, you name it. The other day, I woke up craving tarte Tatin, and of course, I had to make the puff pastry from scratch. You'd be surprised how easy and forgiving the dough is. I prepared the…

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