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Pink Lady Apple Toffee Tart

By Silversurfer's Editor Jan 20, 2018

Pink Lady apples are grown in America, and to pay a tribute this is our apple version of the classic American banoffee pie.

Light crisp filo pastry encases sweet crunchy pink lady apple slices and truly scrumptious toffee sauce. The easiest tart you can make.

Serves: 6- 8  | Preparation time: 10-15 mins  | Cooking time: 15-30 mins, plus cooling

Ingredients:

50 g butter, melted

8 x 25 g filo pastry sheets (approx. 24 cm x 25 cm)

1 x 397 g tin dulce du leche

2 Pink Lady apples, cored and finely sliced

2 tsp caster sugar

15 g flaked almonds

What to do:

Preheat the oven to 200C/180C fan oven/gas mark 6 and put a baking tray in the oven to preheat. Brush the inside of a loose bottom 20 cm cake tin with a little melted butter.

Put one sheet of filo pastry onto a clean work surface and brush all over with butter. Lay another sheet of filo pastry on top, slightly offsetting the corners. Repeat with butter and remaining filo pastry sheets.

Take the filo pastry stack and use to line the cake tin, allowing the edges of the pastry to hand over the edge. Spread the dulce du leche all over the base of the pastry.

Arrange the apple slices all over the top of the dulce du leche in circles, slightly overlapping the slices. Scrunch the over-hanging pastry over the top of the apples.

Brush all over with a little butter, sprinkle with the sugar and almonds and bake in the oven for 25-30 minutes until golden and pastry is cooked. Leave to cool for 10 minutes before serving.

Recipe from: www.pinkladyapples.co.uk

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Jackie
23rd Apr 2013
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Thanks for voting!
Thank you for your reply in the form of the above recipe - that sounds and looks delicious -- ----have just googled dulce du leche - something I hadn't heard of in England - but it is available or can do it myself with condensed milk --- thanks again ....
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Silverhairs
23rd Apr 2013
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Thanks for voting!
@Jackie
Hi jackie .. It is available in Waitrose, however condensed milk is fine ... you can now buy it already caramelised in the tin too! Hope you enjoy this wickedly naughty recipe! 🙂
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