Banoffee Tarte Tatin

Banoffee Tarte Tatin is a blend of caramel, bananas and buttery pastry, served with an indulgent dollop of whipped cream.

They are deliciously moist. Why not give your bakes a delightful boost of flavour with our Sugar and Crumbs Natural Flavoured Icing Sugar

What is Banofee Tarte Tatin?

This dish is a wonderful marriage of the best English and French desserts – crisp, flaky golden pastry, topped with gooey bananas and caramel made with Sugar and Crumbs Banana Split Natural Flavoured Icing Sugar. It’s really simple, and yet looks and tastes utterly fabulous so there’s no excuse not to give it a go.

Indulge your friends with this sticky and moreish dessert. You can store them in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week.

In addition, you can also try our other Natural Flavoured Icing Sugar in our range. Why not give your bakes a delightful twist of flavour?

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Ingredients Banofee Tarte Tatin

Instructions

1. 1. Preheat the oven to 220° C, 425 F, Gas mark 7.

2. Weigh out the butter and melt in a small pan over medium heat.

3. Once liquid, add the Sugar and Crumbs Banana Split Natural Flavoured Icing Sugar and a pinch of cinnamon and whisk until smoothly combined.

4. Continue to heat the caramel until it starts to bubble, then turn the heat right down. If you take it off the hob it will thicken up quickly and no longer be pourable, so just leave it warming very gently.

5. Roll out the pastry to about the thickness of a pound coin. You’ll need to cut a circle that’s about 2cm bigger than the dish or pan you’re using. Traditionally, tarte tatin is made in a cast iron skillet, but I usually use a glass flan dish and have found both works equally well.

6. Then, peel the bananas and cut them into 1cm thick rounds. Arrange these in concentric circles in your skillet or glass dish and then pour over the prepared caramel. Lay the pastry circle on top and tuck the edges in tightly all the way around.

7. Place in the oven and bake for 20 minutes.

8. When the time’s up allow the tart to cool for a few minutes. Then lay a plate on top of the dish and, holding it tightly, flip the whole thing over so the tart ends up on the plate with the bananas on top. If it’s not coming out, rap the bottom of the cooking dish smartly to encourage it.

9. Serve warm in generous slices with whipped cream on top, flavour with one of our delicious icing sugars, I recommend Salted Caramel, Just ad a large tablespoon to your whipped cream or pouring cream and stir in.