Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!

curious2garden

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So far so good. I baked it with rice as a pie weight, then removed the rice and threw it back into the oven to brown the bottom. Now I just gotta let it cool and assemble.


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JFC this ^^^ is exactly what I meant. Look at that f'n crust. Eve with the proper pan mine would have something wrong, stick to it etc... you actually fluted the top in such a perfect way that when filled unless you look hard at the outside you won't even be aware you didn't use one of those tart pans because of the perfect fluting on the edges! INFUCKING credible. Man you do great work.
 

Metasynth

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JFC this ^^^ is exactly what I meant. Look at that f'n crust. Eve with the proper pan mine would have something wrong, stick to it etc... you actually fluted the top in such a perfect way that when filled unless you look hard at the outside you won't even be aware you didn't use one of those tart pans because of the perfect fluting on the edges! INFUCKING credible. Man you do great work.
A fork can be a wonderful tool… :cool:
 

Metasynth

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So it turned out pretty good. It’s setting in the fridge at the moment, probably eat it tomorrow.

The secret to a professional looking tart is the napaage. Napaage is basically a glaze made out of apricot (or in my case, peach) jam mixed with a little water then cooked and strained. It seals the fruit from the air slowing oxidation, and gives it that beautiful shine

Before napaage

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After napaage
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