July 21st, 2013

Toasting meringue is one of my favorite things to do in pastry. I like how the completely white meringue canvas changes instantaneously to a deep golden. The photograph of the lemon meringue tart in the Bouchon Bakery cookbook is particularly striking in that you can still see the residual smoke atop of the meringue. As for the interior, what makes this recipe special is the addition of a cake layer in between the lemon curd and the meringue. It’s like having two classic desserts in one - a hybrid tart and Baked Alaska.
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July 9th, 2013
Come autumn, I do enjoy the Jenga-style game of stacking apple slices into a pie dish ensuring every bite of pie will be loaded with fruit but I am equally fond of the simplicity of overlapping slices for a beautiful fanned apple tart.
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July 7th, 2013
Rhubarb is one of my favorite summer ingredients and will eat it whenever I can, whether it be in a fancy liquid nitrogen gazpacho or swirled into cheesecake ice cream. When I found out it would be the main ingredient in this tart I was excited to get to use it. It has the most vibrant red hue.
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Deliciously Noted is a food blog documenting my life in San Francisco - eating, baking, meeting artisans and chefs, and my getaways to New York and Paris. Enjoy and leave a comment or two!
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