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4
Easy
Published 1974
A pâte sablée or crumbly pastry, cookie-like, is the usual base also for jam tarts, a thin layer of jam replacing the apples in this recipe and a latticework of pastry strips pressed on top for decorative purposes. Any fairly thick pureed jam or fruit “butter” may replace the apricot jam as a glaze in this recipe—I usually use one made of wild plums.