Tarte Normande: A Classic French Apple Tart With Local Flavor

Tarte Normande: A Classic French Apple Tart With Local Flavor
This famed French dessert showcases all the best ingredients of its home region—Normandy. Audrey Le Goff
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Famous for its bucolic villages, lush apple orchards, and storied dairy farms, Normandy is a northern French region that produces exceptional apples, Calvados, butter, and crème fraîche—all of which collide in the delicious Tarte Normande.

This iconic regional dessert features a sandy, buttery crust filled with juicy apple wedges, nestled in a Calvados-infused custard. It’s an easy, rustic recipe for your baking repertoire, best made in the fall, when apples are in season.

Audrey Le Goff
Audrey Le Goff
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Audrey Le Goff is a French food writer, photographer, and creator of the food blog PardonYourFrench.com, where she shares recipes and stories from her beloved home country, France. She is the author of the cookbook “Rustic French Cooking Made Easy” (2019). Follow her on Instagram @pardonyourfrench.
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