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Dessert ServingsEasy
Published 2002
In all my travels I’ve never encountered this version of an apple tart. Instead, I learned it from my friend Fanny Brennan, who spent many years in France and worked on a marvelous newsletter called Parties People Remember. Fanny insists that red-skinned apples such as Rome Beauties be used and the peels be spread over the tart during baking so they impart a lovely pink color. This tart is similar to a tarte Tatin except that there’s no pastry, so the final tart is less rich and makes a per
