Rustic Fig and Raspberry Crostatas
In my on-going effort to become a better baker (I'm tryin' Sis!) I could not resist this great looking recipe from Fine Cooking Magazine. Our local farmer's market blessed me yesterday with lovely fresh figs and raspberries. Find the recipe here:
Rustic Fig and Raspberry Mini Crostatas - Fine Cooking Recipes, Techniques and Tips
Figs, raspberries, honey, fresh thyme, orange zest, sugar...oh my! |
Ready to assemble, crust rolled into 5" rounds (roughly!) Set on parchment and sprinkled with crushed graham cracker crumbs to absorb moisture from the fruit |
Mound fruit mixture in center and wrap 'em up!
(yikes...I need practice folding!)
Oh, and don't forget the butter...and a slight sprinkle of sugar.
Bake until crostatas are golden-brown. Loosen with a spatula but let them cool on the cookie sheet you've placed on a cooling rack
A little cream...and wow! These little rustic pies are full of flavor, the crust is light and with a slight crunch on the edges, the fruit, so intense and beautiful...the only question, should I eat it or paint it?!!
2 comments:
I love rustic foods. That would be so easy for me to veganize....wonder if I can find decent figs in WY?
Do you have local farmers? These were so good...Constance was making yummy sounds!
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