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Weber BabyQ Blush Apple Tart

No Knead Dough 

Adapted from the Artisan Pizza & Flatbread in Five Minutes a Day Book

The fridge needed to be emptied a bit to fit the Xmas goodies so I decided to use some of the left over dough from the Skillet Apple Pie and make the tart from the same book.  This I would definitely make again.  I just loved the raspberry flavour with the apple.  It was just the right size for a couple or one.  You might have to go larger or make two for a family.  A dollop of cream or ice cream would have enhanced it but after all the recent cooking I am calorie counting :)

Blush Apple Tart 

For a small 8" tray Adapted from the Pizza and Flat Bread in 5 Minutes a Day Book

1 small orange sized piece of  enriched dough

1 Red Apple unpeeled sliced thinly

1 Tablespoon Apple Sauce mixed with

1 Tablesppon Rasberry Jam

1 tablespoon sugar for sprinkling

1 teaspoon butter to grease tray (or spray) (I used the bottom of a springform pan)

Preheat oven to 350F/180C

Roll or stretch dough 1” thick to fit tray

Fit on tray – I cut the slight excess

Spread over raspberry jam & apple sauce mixture going nearly to the edge and sprinkle with sugar

Put in preheated oven on a trivet with double alfoil layer under

I checked at 20 minutes and gave it another 5

Cool on a wire rack and decorate as desired

I had some dough and a red apple left so I tested how a long rectangular tin would work with the same recipe.  Although I rather like the curled apple in the above version I cut the apple thicker and cooked it for about 5 minutes longer.  The overall browning was pretty even which was a pleasing result.  Whilst most of what I have baked in the Weber BabyQ could be easily done in a camp oven, an advantage for me is the rectangular shape as I dont have an oval camp oven.