Peach Tart

Peach Tart

I love peaches and nectarines and you can use either for my Peach Tart. it is so easy to make, yet feels like it came from a bakery. I use my full-proof pie crust and I have added the blog link for you. Peaches and nectarines are sweet and easy to work with. Peaches have a fuzzy coating while nectarines are smooth. Sometimes the fuzz on the peach skin can get tough especially in cooking and that is why I use nectarines sometimes.

My nonno loved both and I remember him cutting them into little slices for us at the table after meals in the summer time. It was an Italian tradition to finish the meal with fruit. I waited patiently as his little carving knife did its magic. He loved eating and growing fruit. He succeeded at growing an orange and a chestnut tree, but not a peach one. My favourite peaches come from Sicily and they are called Flat peaches or (Pesca tabacchiera). Usually one of the first things I eat when I get to Sicily. Can’t wait for the world to get to some sort of normal so that I can return. 🙂 Until then, I am grateful to live in the Southern most tip of Canada where I can enjoy the bounty of the land.

Another of my favourite peach recipes on my blog https://recipesatmytable.com/amaretti-crunchy-cake/

There are many health benefits to nectarines https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/nectarine-benefits

Ingredients 

  • 4 tablespoons butter
  • 1/2 cup brown sugar
  • 2 tbsp Frangelico liqueur 
  • 5 peaches, peeled and sliced in quarters ( I used nectarines)
  • 1 pie dough recipe
  • Whipped cream or ice cream  for serving

Pie Crust

https://recipesatmytable.com/pie-crust/

Process

Melt the butter and sugar in an ovenproof skillet. Cut the peaches in quarters.

Add in the peaches and cook for about 5 minutes.  I turn the half way through and arrange them nicely.

Make your pie dough and roll it out.  I ensured that I had about 1/2 inch extra to completely tuck in and cover the peaches.

Place the dough over the peaches an prick with a fork.

Place in a 375F oven for 25 minutes.  It should come out golden and crisp.  

I used a plate to invert it.

Let it cool and serve with ice cream or whipped cream.

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I am a retired high school English/Drama teacher and I live in Leamington, Ontario. Born in Italy, I love writing for my blog and creating new ways to bring my traditions and culture to the table. I bring my favourite recipes to the table each day and I share them with you. “Cooking is like painting or writing a song. Just as there are only so many notes or colours, there are only so many flavours - it's how you combine them that sets you apart.” Wolfgang Puck

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