Tian aux Fruits Baked Fruit in Almond Crust
This is a classic Provencal dessert made with seasonal fruit is called a tian aux fruit. It is much like a crumble although in this case the fruit is baked with an almond crust.
Tian aux Fruits (Baked Fruit in Almond Crust)
A tian is a traditional clay pottery dish from Provence. There are beautiful variations that can be found in local markets, although the traditional variety is made by a few potteries. A glass baking dish (Pyrex) is a good alternative, do not use metal. The desert is really easy and not too sweet. You can make this with any fruit or berry that is in season except strawberries (they are too runny). Nutmeg has played with the fruit and jam combination to rave reviews every time. So have some fun.
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Ground Almond Flour
- 3/4 Cup Raspberry Preserves Or other jam of choice
- 1 Large Egg
- 3/4 Cup heavy cream (35%)
- 4-6 Apples Golden variety are best
- 1 Cup Cherries
- 1 Pinch Ground White Pepper
- Zest from 1 Organic Orange
- 2 tbsp Grand Marnier
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350F
- Lightly oil a tian pan or glass baking dish
- Wash, peel, seed and chop the apples
- Wash, pit and chop the cherries
- Put the apples and cherry pieces in the baking dish
- In a bowl, combine the almond flour, cream, egg, jam, orange zest, pepper and Grand Marnier mix until well blended
- Pour the almond mixture over the fruit and try to cover evenly
- Bake for 25-30 minutes until the top is golden brown
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