Drinking Calvados → Endive tart tatin with Calvados apples, Camembert and Calvados caramel, andouille chips

Recipes

Endive tart tatin with Calvados apples, Camembert and Calvados caramel, andouille chips

Pre­par­a­tion time : 30 minutes
Cook­ing time : 30 minutes

Serves 6

Ingredients

200 g of flour
80 g of salted butter
5 to 7 cl of water
1 egg yolk
5 apples
8 endives
1 table­spoon of sugar
1 knob of butter
5 cl of Calvados
1 tsp of Kampot pepper
1 tsp of salt
8 slices of andouille

Source

In a frying pan over low heat, grill the slices of andouille.
In a sauce­pan, heat 50 g of Camem­bert cheese and 100 g of cream over low heat.
Blend with a hand blender and leave to cool.
Whip like a whipped cream with a mixer.

The short pastry:
In a bowl, mix the butter and flour.
Add the egg yolk.
Then mix with a fork and add 5 to 7 cl of water.
Mix and form a ball.
Wrap with cling film and put in a cool place.

Filling:
Put the butter and sugar in a frying pan over medium heat.
Cut the endives finely and add them to the pan.
Car­a­mel­ize and deglaze with Calvados off the heat.
Lower the heat, add salt and pepper.
When the endives are car­a­mel­ized, flambé.
Put in a cool place.

Pre­par­a­tion:
Cut the apples into quarters.
Butter the tart­let molds.
Add sugar to the bottom of the molds.
Add the raw apples and pour the car­a­mel­ized endives into the tart pan.
Put in the fridge.
Roll out the pastry and make discs.
Then place the pastry on the tart­let and crimp the edges by pinch­ing them.

Bake at 180°C (356°F) for 20 to 25 minutes.

Dress­ing:
Serve the tart­let with a que­nelle of Camem­bert whipped cream and add the andouille chips.

What is a Trou Normand?

In the 19th cen­tury, the “Trou Nor­mand” had an offi­cial place at meal­times, it was a small glass of Calvados served to aid diges­tion during ban­quets and formal meals. Gust­ave Flaubert alludes to this wide­spread custom in his “Bouv­ard et Pécuchet” writ­ten in 1881. Tra­di­tion has it that, midway through the meal, the master of the house invited his guests to raise their half-filled glass of Calvados, smell it and then swal­low it down in one gulp. Today, the tra­di­tion is to serve an apple sorbet soaked in Calvados in the middle of the meal.

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