This is my favorite tart recipe. The crust and cream were adopted from Mr. Stelios Parliaros baking program “Glykes Alchimies”. Mr. Parliaros is my favorite confectioner. I have two of his books, and believe me, whatever he does is a success. His sweets are like poetry!!!
I used one apple, one pear, one orange and one strawberry for my final decoration. The final addition to the tart was one or two tablespoons of pistachio nuts.
I do not like using any type of gel on top of this sweet. I find the taste of the fruits much better than the typical gel they usually use on top of tarts.
Since I am not sure whether I can share this recipe with you I will just add a link to Mega TV and Glykes Alchimies. The program is in Greek but I am sure the recipes can be found in English as well.
Just yesterday I was at a cooking store in my neighborhood and I picked up a tart dish, stared at it, and put it down. I'm so scared of making tarts for some reason! Yours looks absolutely delicious. The pistachios on top sound awesome!
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This looks wonderful! The color combination is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow! This one looks really mouth watering!
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely, refreshing fruit and sweet pastry. I also had to look up Mr Parliaros too, it's interesting to see who baking on each others TV. We have Raymond Blanc, a Frenchman who we let in :-) Now we are keeping him !
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful tart. You have a real knack for decorating...lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis tart looks delicious! Love the pistachios on top too!
ReplyDeleteLovely! My favorite are tarts too. Never boring :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful tart!
ReplyDeleteI like how you used the combination of fruits and it looks great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :)
ReplyDeleteJust lovelly...and we can add the fruit we love the most so it can always be different...
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Rita
What a beautiful tart. The fruits look so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious and yummy !!!
ReplyDeletepriyaam
This is such a lovely light fresh dessert - it's almost as healthy as fruit salad with the luxurious decadence of cream and the delicious crust.
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ReplyDeleteThanks!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tart, thank you for sharing, and have agreat weekend :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tart! I can see why it's your favorite!
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ReplyDeleteΣ'ευχαριστώ πολύ για τα καλά σου σχόλια. Καλωσόρισες στο blog μου!!!
ReplyDeletewow... truly a sweet confection!!! I love cooking but I really haven't try baking yet, with all your post, I'm starting to get encourage to try baking aswell... nice one, keep up your sweet confections...
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What a stunning tart. I haven't tried making one before.
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Looks great!
ReplyDeleteLook amazing, I love these three fruits, I´ll try this recipe
ReplyDeleteThis looks superb! Love the way you decorated the tart!
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