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		<title>Parisian Apple Tartlet &#8211; for Dorie</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[That&#8217;s right Dorie. This one is for you, or maybe not. After having dropped off the radar for a couple of weeks imagine how excited I was to see such a straightforward little sweetie on our June schedule. Even though apples are typically a fall fruit, I thought this would really be a lovely trade [...]]]></description>
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That&#8217;s right Dorie.  This one is for you, or maybe not.  After having dropped off the radar for a couple of weeks imagine how excited I was to see such a straightforward little sweetie on our June schedule.    Even though apples are typically a fall fruit, I thought this would really be a lovely trade out for summer fruits.  Even a medley of peach, mango, blueberries.  I love apricots too.   Perhaps a sprinkling of chopped nuts.</p>
<p>Dorie, most of the TWD bakers  all know you love to be in your apartment in Paris as often as possible.  So what would a &#8220;Dorie Book&#8221; be without the near and dear to the heart, apple tartlet?  Dorie introduces her Parisian Apple Tartlet as a version of a widely enjoyed little treat that can be eaten out of hand or elegantly plated.  So make it <em>your </em>choice.  
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<p>On one end of the tray is an <strong>apple tartlet, </strong>the opposite is an <strong>apricot &amp; blueberry.  </strong>The beauty of this delicious treat (I ate them both after Corbin photographed them&#8230;..shhhh)  is the &#8220;bang for the buck!&#8221;  These can be produced in a very short amount of time.  Start to finish, a little more than 1/2 hour.  Depending on the size of the fruit the recommended baking time may be a bit shorter.  Now, if you keep your secrets to yourself you can present a very tasty and impressive sweet treat to an unsuspecting loved one.  :-)  </p>
<p>Thanks goes to <strong> </strong><a href="http://mybakingheart.wordpress.com/2009/06/09/tuesdays-with-dorie-parisian-apple-tartlet"><strong>Jessica of My Baking Hear</strong></a><strong>t</strong>  for  the palmsized sweet treat that I enjoyed eating tonight.  She had the fun choice this week.  You can get the recipe on her site as well.    Get into that<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Baking-Home-Yours-Dorie-Greenspan/dp/0618443363"><em><strong> Baking From My Home to Yours cookbook by Dorie Greenspan</strong></em> </a>if you have it on your shelf.  If not ?  Seriously, why don&#8217;t you?  Thanks again Dorie for such a nice, homey little treat.  It is way better than a donut!!!</p>
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		<title>Birthday Club</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 17 Aug 2008 03:55:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you reach a certain stage in your life Birthday presents come in a variety of flavors.  This one was &#8220;Farmer&#8217;s Market Peach&#8221;.  Yes, that would be just about the perfect summer dessert.  Fresh, sweet and luscious.  Imagine a wonderful shortbread cookie with freshly sliced, sweet peaches, topped with a blueberry.  Blueberries always remind me [...]]]></description>
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<p>When you reach a certain stage in your life Birthday presents come in a variety of flavors.  This one was &#8220;Farmer&#8217;s Market Peach&#8221;.  Yes, that would be just about the perfect summer dessert.  Fresh, sweet and luscious.  Imagine a wonderful shortbread cookie with freshly sliced, sweet peaches, topped with a blueberry.  Blueberries always remind me a little cinnamon.  A nice pairing.  This was delivered recently to one of my friends for her Birthday along with one of those crazy funny talking Hallmark cards.  The kind that makes you &#8220;laugh out loud&#8221;.  She said it was delicious.    Dorie, you know this was fashioned after your strawberry tart.  I added a little amaretto to the peach preserves.  A lovely fragrance.  Ymmmmmm.</p>
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