If you love coconut, put these eclairs on your to-do list. The crisp, airy pastries are filled with coconut pastry cream and finished with a coconut glaze and toasted coconut.
Author: Martha Stewart
Rustic yet refined, this spring classic unites the familiar flavors of strawberries and rich, buttery pastry. Although this galette needs no embellishment, basil-infused cream and sugared leaves lend a...
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
A billowy whipped-cream topping conceals a velvety banana custard in this dreamy pie.
Author: Martha Stewart
The rocky road to heaven is paved with marshmallows, almonds, chocolate, and graham crackers.
Author: Martha Stewart
You won't even notice this hearty potpie is meatless. You can also make the fluffy Cheddar Biscuits without the potpie.
Author: Martha Stewart
These rich yet simple tarts offer the best of both worlds: flaky crust and runny yolks.
Author: Martha Stewart
Eggs aren't just for breakfast. Make this mushroom and egg tart dinner and break out of your meat-and-potatoes rut once and for all.
Author: Martha Stewart
Pears and pork are a classic combination, but this pie is anything but predictable. Whole fruit, filled with pork, cheese, and sage stuffing, are surrounded by onion and cabbage and topped with a short...
Author: Martha Stewart
It's an unexpected marriage of flavors, but pumpkin and chocolate make a blissful pair.
Author: Martha Stewart
This easy family dish is courtesy of Jamie Oliver and can be found in his cookbook, "Jamie at Home." Photograph by David Loftus
Author: Martha Stewart
Use this recipe to make our Woven Dried-Fruit Tart and Pumpkin Pie.
Author: Martha Stewart
Airy pate a choux is filled with rich pastry cream and topped with a shiny glaze in this recipe adapted from "Entertaining."Also try:Cream Puffs with Pastry Cream and Maple-Espresso Glaze
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Unlike most tarts, which tend to be thin, this one has a generous layer of filling made with the dream team-fresh rhubarb and strawberries. It should be made in a tart ring 1 3/4 inches deep to create...
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This special tart is the best way to showcase beautiful dried figs, apricots, prunes, and dates.
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Hazelnuts give this dough a nice texture and a nutty flavor. You'll have one portion of dough left over after making the cauliflower tart; it's great for apple or pumpkin pie (just shape it into a disk...
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Pears are poached in mulled wine here, infusing the fruit with spices and giving the exteriors a deep crimson hue. When sliced and nestled into the rich frangipane filling, they create a glorious ombre...
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This is a wonderful dessert recipe for classic diner-style chocolate pie, courtesy of Baked's Matt Lewis.Photo credit: Matt Lewis
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This cornmeal tart dough recipe yields enough dough for one Lemon Pine-Nut Tart.
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In this variation on the classic dessert, the nut-filled pastry is wrapped in a threadlike dough called kadaifi.
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Featuring rich custard filling, this sweet Indiana staple is known as Hoosier pie. Each slice isserved with fresh raspberries and raspberry-flavored whipped cream.
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Pate brisee is cut into diamonds and used to embellish this apple pie. Half are brushed with egg yolk, and the other half are finished with egg white and sanding sugar, yielding a beautifully patterned,...
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Michael Romano of the Union Square Cafe creates this scrumptious tart wrapped in a custard, topped with cheese, and filled with vegetables.
Author: Martha Stewart
For this take on traditional pumpkin pie, we spiced up the filling with a pinch of cayenne pepper. Candied pepitas -- pumpkin seeds removed from their hulls -- garnish each slice. Ground pepitas add a...
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A rich combination of Marsala wine, whipped cream, cream cheese, and vanilla is spread in a ginger crust, frozen, and served with oranges.
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The amount of water you need to add to the flour can vary from four to six tablespoons -- on damp or humid days, less water is needed.
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Pretzel salt baked into the crust's edges, plus sliced kielbasa and green apple in the topping, put this tart squarely on German ground.
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An all-butter pate brisee is the pinnacle of pie-making, rewarding bakers with a golden and delicately tender crust. Use this recipe as a crust for our Apple-Blackberry Pie.
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These tarts, which are flavored with vanilla bean and blood-orange juice and are baked in a pate sucree crust, complement afternoon tea or make a delicious final course for dinner.
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Italian prune plums, a late-summer treat, are ideal for baking. Look for the small oblong plums at farmers' markets. The Thai chile imparts a subtle heat to the dessert.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Use this recipe to make our Savory Pea Pie.
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Unused dough can be stored, wrapped well in plastic, in the refrigerator for up to three days or in the freezer for up to one month. If you have only one tart pan, you can bake the shells consecutively;...
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Sample the dish Martha's brother George Christiansen makes every Thanksgiving, using blueberries he froze during the summer. ÂÂ
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Use this recipe to make our Plum Tarte Tatin.
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Each slice of this peach-raspberryslab pie, a thin double-crustpie, is portable and easyto eat; it can be served on a large cutting board or pizza peel.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Use this pate sucree recipe for our Cranberry, Almond, and Cinnamon Tart. A food processor yields the flakiest crust, but you can also make this recipe with a pastry blender; work quickly to keep the butter...
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This tart, based on a classic Southern pie, oozes with gooey custard and has a simple cookie-crumb crust.
Author: Martha Stewart
A flavorful curry made with butternut squash, carrots, parsnips, sweet peppers, and coconut milk awaits underneath a flaky shell of puff pastry.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Plums can be substituted for Pluots in this recipe. When cooking with phyllo dough, have a clean, damp kitchen towel ready; it keeps the unused sheets from drying out while you work.
Author: Martha Stewart
Author: Martha Stewart
Batches of these sweet tartlets are made with a variety of heirloom squashes chosen for their hues; ours include White Acorn, Golden Nugget, and Red Kabocha.
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The pie dough may be made one day ahead and refrigerated, well wrapped in plastic, or frozen up to one month.
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Makes enough for eight mini potpies in Mini Chicken Potpies with Herb Dough.
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