This weekend I had way too much energy. I went for a trip to the seaside, I did the shopping, I worked during the weekend, I cleaned the house, I read a book, I went to the lake, I made a pizza, I made sushi, I made freshly squeezed juices, I tried my new lens, I couldn't sit still in one place. But the highpoint of my weekend was baking the rhubarb tart. It was quite an unexpected choice. In the shop, me and the rhubarb looked at each other and I knew there was no other choice. We had to leave the place together.
Rhubarb tart
3 cups flour
260 g unsalted butter
1 pinch of salt
10 tbsp powdered sugar
30 ml of ice-cold water
1 kg rhubarb
2 apples
2 tbsp lemon juice
1/2 vanilla pod
Second step is getting friendly with the rhubarb. Wash it well, dry it a bit and chop it into smaller pieces. Place the chopped rhubarb, peeled and cubed apples in the pot. Mix them with lemon juice and 2 tbsp of powdered sugar and seeds obtained from the vanilla pod. Leave the mixture on a low fire for 30-40 minutes and mix occasionally. You want vaporize most of the liquid.
Put the tart into the preheated oven and bake until golden. In the meantime spice your date with rhubarb-filling with:
When the tart is ready remove it from the oven and put the rhubarb-apple heavenly filling on top. Roll out the remaining part of the dough and cut stripes from it. Place the stripes on top of the filling (yes, the awesome sour-sweet filling) and bake for additional 30 minutes. When the tart has cooled decorate it with 1 tbsp of powdered sugar on top.
A good tip for serving the tart is with vanilla ice cream (and trust me on this one... this is a really good, mouth-watering, heavenly combination of flavors).





No comments:
Post a Comment