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Tuesdays with Dorie - Parisian Apple Tartlet

What a perfect week to get back to baking! This week, Jessica of My Baking Heart chose Parisian Apple Tartlets. At first, I thought "oh no, how complicated is this going to be?" especially since I was coming off a week with sick kids. But after reading the recipe, I thought "is that all? I can definitely do that!!" It is a super simple, yet super delicious recipe!




Sheets of frozen puff pastry are cut into circles, chunks of peeled and cored apples are placed on top, sprinkled with brown sugar and dotted with butter, then baked. And then enjoyed!! I will admit that I added cinnamon to the apples, but then again I love to add cinnamon to lots of things. :)
I even baked ahead, making these for dessert on Sunday night. They were enjoyed by most. Sean being the exception, but take his reviews with a grain (no, a whole shaker!) of salt...he doesn't like much.

I highly recommend trying these. In fact, I'll be making them again for dessert tonight. And be sure to check out what the other TWD Bakers did with this recipe. You won't be disappointed!

Enjoy!
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chocolatechic said…
These were just so easy, and fun, and delicious.
June 9, 2009 at 10:46 AM
Jessica of My Baking Heart said…
Thanks so much for baking with me this week!! Glad you liked them! :)
June 9, 2009 at 11:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Your tartlets look great! Gotta love an easy recipe that looks more fussy than it really is.
June 9, 2009 at 12:41 PM
Pamela said…
Ugh...sick kids! I know what that's like! Hope everyone is feeling better. Nice job on the simple and easy tarts!
June 9, 2009 at 7:07 PM
Unknown said…
Good call on adding cinnamon to the apples! I think I'll do that next time. Your tartlet looks perfect!
June 9, 2009 at 8:56 PM
Anonymous said…
I sprinkle cinnamon on a lot of things too! =)
Your Parisian Apple Tartlet looks great! The puff pastry is super puffy! And how did you get the sugar to stay on top of the apples?
June 10, 2009 at 10:07 AM
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