Recipe: Tarte Tatin, a Fantastic Way to Let Fall Apples Shine

Recipe: Tarte Tatin, a Fantastic Way to Let Fall Apples Shine
The classic tarte Tatin. Audrey Le Goff
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What I love most about the tarte Tatin is that it doesn’t have to be perfect. The crust can crumble, the caramel can drip, a few apples can fall out of place. It’s fine. Tarte Tatin will always look appetizing and taste fantastic, no matter what. 
This iconic upside-down apple tart defies the cliché of fussy, flawless French desserts, while offering that same rich, sophisticated taste. Made with juicy apples doused in sweet caramel and draped with a buttery crust, it proves how simple ingredients can work magic together. 
Audrey Le Goff
Audrey Le Goff
Author
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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