So pretty to eat – elegant apple rose tart


apple rose tartApple rose tart are perfect for an elegant dessert and so easy to do. This was more of a technique than a recipe, that’s why i created a step by step unmistakable  scheme.

First you need to have:

  • one big red apple
  • 1 tbsp honey
  • 2 tbsp sugar
  • 3 tbsp water
  • 1 cup flour sifted
  • 50g butter

how to do apple rose tart– Wash and cut the apple in half. Remove the core and slice each half  (2-3mm thickness for each slice). Put the slices in a pot and add the honey, sugar and water. Cook for 5 minutes on a medium heat. Take out the slices to cool, but don’t get rid of the syrup, we will use them in the dough.

– To prepare the dough, mix the flour, butter and 4 tbsp of the syrup. knead until the dough becomes smooth. Roll out and cut in strips of 2.5 cm width and 25 cm length.

– Place on each strip 5-6 slices of the cooked apple, and roll it up. It will make around 8 small tarts, you can easily double the recipe if you want more.

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– Bake in the oven (180°C) for 15-18 minutes. Take it out, brush with honey and serve! If you are a cinnamon lover you can also sprinkle some on top with the honey.

With few ingredients always available at home, you can make this elegant dessert. They were so tempting that i was eating them in my mind while preparing them.

apple-rose tartI am sure you will wow your guest if you are doing them for a special occasion. They are too romantic as well…. am i giving you ideas now?! Don’t hesitate to try them now.

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2 responses to “So pretty to eat – elegant apple rose tart

  1. Yummmy, looks like a rose! Thank you Jammy for this recipe will give it a try very soon! I think a pinch of cinnamon would be great with it as well 😀

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