The Lunar New Year is a very important time for the Chinese and Asian communities.
'Shut Up and Eat' blogger Jason Lee joined with a look at the different traditions and celebrations to mark the occasion.
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Apple tarte tatin, it's like the upside-down cake of the tart world because the topping is baked on the bottom and then you flip it over to serve it! Here's how to make it:
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Apple tarte tatin is an apple dessert baked upside down, just like an upside-down cake, then flipped onto a platter when it’s still warm to reveal the golden-coloured soft apples that were cooked in a caramel tucked under a layer of golden pastry. https://t.co/NunnqCeozs
You can make classic peanut butter cookies, but peanut butter also pairs so well with many berries and fruits, so why not turn peanut butter into a peanut butter crumble topping with a few oats for added texture: https://t.co/vzqIyQxpFK
It's actually easier to make than apple pie! And by all means, make your life easier and use store-bought puff pastry from your local bakery or grocery store! https://t.co/NunnqCeozs
Unlike other fruit pies, apple tarte tatin doesn’t require a thickener because the pectin from the fruit does most of the work to thicken the sauce and to hold the fruit together! https://t.co/NunnqCeozs
I like to combine McIntosh apples with Cortlands to make apple crisp. The McIntosh bring a lot of flavour bright, slightly acidic and get all saucy, while the Cortland apples hold their shape. Here's the recipe: https://t.co/c0kY9rds8T