tarte Tatin

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Tarte Tatin is a classic French upside-down caramelized apple tart, typically made by baking apples in butter and sugar beneath a pastry crust and inverting it for serving.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French dessert
tart
upside-down tart
associatedWithLocation Lamotte-Beuvron NERFINISHED
associatedWithRegion Loir-et-Cher NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
course dessert
firstServedAt Hotel Tatin GENERATED
hasCharacteristic glossy caramelized surface
intense caramel flavor
hasColor golden brown
hasFlavorProfile caramelized
sweet
hasIngredient butter
pastry dough
puff pastry
shortcrust pastry
sugar
hasLegend created by accident by the Tatin sisters
hasMainIngredient apple
hasNameEtymology named after the Tatin sisters
hasTexture crisp pastry
tender apples
hasVariant pear tarte Tatin
quince tarte Tatin
stone fruit tarte Tatin
isPartOf French cuisine
isPopularIn Europe NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
isPreparedBy baking apples under a pastry crust
caramelizing apples in butter and sugar
inverting tart for serving
isServed warm
isServedWith crème fraîche
vanilla ice cream
whipped cream
isVariantOf apple tart
servedOnOccasion family meals
restaurant dessert menus
typicalAppleVariety Golden Delicious GENERATED
Granny Smith GENERATED
Reine des Reinettes GENERATED
typicalShape round
usesCookingTechnique baking
caramelization
usesCookingVessel ovenproof skillet
tarte Tatin pan

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French cuisine hasDessert tarte Tatin