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Beautiful almond and apple flavours combine in this delicious frangipane tart. A nutty pecan base and sweet and gooey centre topped with sweet apples.

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I created a version of this delicious Frangipane apple tart for a client a while ago–that version had shop bought vegan puff pastry and was fantastic but I wanted to make another version with my lovely nutty tart crust.

Today I added some gorgeous blitzed pecans to the crust which worked perfectly and added a sweet nutty flavour.

Frangipane is one of my favourite flavours–I adore sweet almond desserts. And this one is even better with the addition to apples and that amazing crust.
You can make the crust gluten-free if you’d prefer by using gluten-free flour.

I like to serve warm with some cold and creamy coconut yogurt–absolutely delicious!

Enjoy, love Niki xxx

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Beautiful almond and apple flavours combine in this delicious frangipane tart. A nutty pecan base and sweet and gooey centre topped with sweet apples.

Prep time: 20 minutes mins

Cook time: 1 hour hr

8 servings

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Ingredients

For the Tart base

  • 2 tbsp ground flaxseed plus 6 tbsp filtered water
  • 50 g pecans blitzed in a food processor to get a fine crumb
  • 100 g gluten-free white flour or standard white flour
  • 50 g buckwheat flour
  • 1/2 tsp sea salt
  • 1 tbsp coconut/brown sugar
  • 2 tbsp neutral oil–I used rapeseed
  • 3 tbsp almond milk or plant-based milk of choice

For the frangipani filling

  • 2 flax eggs–2 tbsp flax. 6 tbsp water
  • 75 g coconut or brown sugar
  • 75 g dairy free butter
  • 3 tsp almond extract
  • 150 g ground almonds
  • 2 tbsp gluten-free white flour
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • Zest 1 lemon
  • 1-2 apples thinly sliced
  • Coconut sugar to sprinkle

Instructions

To make the tart

  • Pre heat your oven to 180c and grease a loose-bottomed tart pan

  • Make the flax egg by mixing the ground flax and water in a bowl–set aside to thicken.

  • Add all the dry ingredients to a large bowl and mix to combine. Then add in the oil, almond milk and flax egg. Mix throughly to form a dough.

  • Roll out the dough, then transfer the dough to the tart pan and use your fingers to press into the bottom and up the sides. Poke a few holes with a fork across the bottom.

  • Bake the case for 10 minutes on Gas Mark 4/180c. Remove from the oven. Allow the tart base to cool a little.

To make the filling

  • Make up the flax eggs and allow to stand for a few minutes.

  • Cream together the butter, sugar and almond extract. Stir in the flax eggs.

  • In a large bowl, mix ground almonds, flour and baking powder. Transfer the butter mix to the dry ingredients. Mix to combine thoroughly. Mix in the lemon zest.

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FAQs

How do you know when a frangipane tart is cooked? ›

Frangipane is done when the top looks dry and is lightly golden brown. The sides should start to pull away from the pan a bit, and if you stick a toothpick in the middle, it should come out clean with only a few moist crumbs attached.

What are some facts about frangipane tart? ›

Originally designated as a custard tart flavored by almonds or pistachios, it came later to designate a filling that could be used in a variety of confections and baked goods. It is traditionally made by combining two parts of almond cream (crème d'amande) with one part pastry cream (crème pâtissière).

Should you refrigerate frangipane tart? ›

You can store a pear frangipane tart at room temperature or in the fridge. Just note that if you refrigerate it, the crust will soften much quicker. I prefer to store it covered at room temperature for 3-4 days. It's possible to store the tart for a week, but the quality of the dessert diminishes as it softens.

What consistency should frangipane be? ›

The texture of frangipane is typically smooth, thick but spreadable. The texture can also vary depending on the ingredients used—if you grind up your own almonds, the consistency may be a little grittier than if you were to use store-bought almond flour.

Should frangipane be runny? ›

Tips: Frangipane is a classic dessert filling made with ground almonds which help to keep it moist when baked. The filling should be soft and have a damp crumb texture, more like a set custard than a fluffy sponge.

What is the difference between frangipane and frangipani? ›

Plumeria is a genus of flowering plants whose common name is Frangipani. Frangipani or Frangipane may also refer to: Frangipane, an almond-flavoured pastry filling.

Can you eat raw frangipane? ›

Because it contains raw egg and flour, frangipane is always baked before eating.

Is a frangipane tart French or Italian? ›

Frangipane is one of those classic French pastry preparations, made with a finely ground mixture of half almonds and half sugar. This blend of almonds and sugar is known as TPT (tant pour tant) in French pastry-speak, which translates as "so much X for so much" or equal amounts.

Why is it called frangipane? ›

It resembles thick almond custard. Frangipane is named after 16th century Italian nobleman Marquis Muzio Frangipani, who invented a bitter almond-scented fragrance that was used to perfume gloveswhile he was living in Paris.

What is the difference between marzipan and frangipane? ›

Frangipane is a rich, cream-based filling, while marzipan is a thick paste mostly used for decorative purposes. The main thing they have in common is the almonds required to make each one, but beyond that, they're wildly different — especially in consistency — meaning you'll find them used differently, too.

What is frangipane filling made of? ›

What is frangipane? A creamy mixture of ground almonds, butter, sugar and eggs that is sometimes used to fill tarts. Halved stone fruit, such as apricots and plums, can be baked on top to make a delicious dessert.

How do you know when tart is cooked? ›

Bake until the tart is set but with a little wobble in the centre (about 30 minutes).

Why does my tart have a soggy bottom? ›

Soggy bottoms

And finally, the most frustrating pastry problem of all – the soggy bottom. This normally happens when the oven is not hot enough or the pastry is not baked for long enough. However, it can also be because too much water was added to the dough.

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