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Complex
Published 1992
Years ago there was a bakery in New York that made a custard pie topped with sliced oranges and jelly glaze. To prevent the crust from getting soggy, the bottom of the tart shell was painted with a thin layer of crisp caramel. I always liked the idea of caramel under a custard, and when blood oranges became readily available in California, I decided to give this combination a try. First I used the conventional Pâte Sucrée or tart shell, a thin layer of car