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8
servingsMedium
By Rick Rodgers
Published 2002
The word tart doesn’t really have a direct translation in Austrian German, unless you’re talking about bite-sized tartlets. In that case, you’ll find Körbchen (little baskets), Schifferl (little boats), and Schüsserl (little dishes). So, even though this looks and tastes similar to a French-style apricot tart, it’s called a Kuchen (cake). It’s made from the standard “3-2-1 dough,” with some of the dough reserved to create a crumbly topping.