Tart Tatin - Shortcrust of Puff?
Asked on 27 Feb 2018 by kah22
LUCY'S TARTE TATIN.
I’ve been looking at this recipe and I would ask two question
Lucy uses a shortcrust pastry while most other recipes I’ve read seem to use short crust. Is there a particular reason for this?
Secondly is a Tatin something you can make in advance and finish on the day of use? I can see how the shortcrust pastry version could be held over but the puff pastry?
As always thank you for your very valuable advice
Kevin
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Hello Kevin,
Both pastries have been used many times since its unexpected invention, so really it’s your personal preference.
We prefer a shortcrust version.
Preparing and cooking on the day you serve it is best, but we’ve warmed and served leftovers and they’re still delicious.
Best wishes
Lindsey