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Gâteau Basque aux Figues Fraîches

Fresh Fig Gâteau

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  • Serves

    8

    • Difficulty

      Medium

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By Anne Willan

Published 2007

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In the Basque country, the word gâteau usually refers to a tart, not a cake. Just to further confuse, a gâteau is also known locally as a pastis, which simply means pastry, not the anise-flavored drink. Gâteau Basque itself is a crumbly, double-crusted tart filled with either a rum-flavored pastry cream or a thick fruit purée. I prefer the fruit versions, like this one layered with a delicious fig mixture. Prune purée or Marmelade de Fruits d’Automne make a good alternative, as does simple

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