As quickly as it comes, rhubarb season leaves and so, this is my second but also my last rhubarb post of the year. Last week’s rhubarb apple crisp was so highly rated in this household that I decided to work with the rhubarb apple combo again for this tart. The tart itself was inspired by a rhubarb white chocolate almond tart I saw in Edible
Blackberry Pear Galette with Honeyed Goat Cheese
Blackberries. They’re the berry that signifies the end of summer and the beginning of fall. The days are still hot but with a slight haze surrounding the sun that let’s you know you better slow down and savour those last few golden days while you can. They’re also the carefree berry. The one that you never buy in the store, or go pick on a
Rustic Peach and Plum Tart
I didn’t realize how long it had been since I’ve done an actual recipe post! The truth is I just haven’t been in the kitchen much lately at all. But, we had a little family BBQ on Saturday so I thought I would use up some of the local fruit sitting in my fridge – peaches and plums – and make a rustic tart. A
Rustic Necatarine Tart
It’s been a busy week so I’m running behind here but it’s Sunday evening, I have some time, I’m listening to The Trews acoustic album, Friends and Total Strangers (which I highly recommend), the puppy is lying on my feet, and, I hope this post will make up for it. It’s no secret that I’m a sucker for anything that’s a big, bright, block of
Roasted Tomato and Goat Cheese Tart
Ah, I promised you all another tomato recipe. I’m swimming in the the things. I’ve always wanted to make a tomato tart. There is something so… handmade looking about them. Simple food that is so beautiful to look at and tasty to eat… the simpler the flavours the better. This recipe, which I got from Delia Online and then modified a bit to suit my