Peach Tart Tatin

The original version of the Tarte Tatin is attributed to the sisters Caroline and Stephanie Tatin who ran a hotel at the end of the 19th century in France. One day Stephanie forgot the apples for her standard apple tart cooking in the caramel, and tried to save the situation by adding quickly the dough on top, then pushing everything in the oven. That is how Tart Tatin was born. Yesterday I prepared a portion of vanilla ice cream for a cake, that is going to be served tonight for my dad's birthday. However I had some ice cream left so I decided to bake a Tart Tatin using peach instead of apple.


Ingredients:
250 g flour
125 g butter
1 egg
1 pinch of salt
some water, if needed
5 peaches
100 g sugar
40 g butter


Mix flour with butter and salt, add egg and some water if needed. Let the dough rest in the fridge for 30 minutes. Peel and slice peach. (of course it looks better if you only half them) Heat sugar until you get golden caramel, add butter and fruit. Cover with rolled out dough and bake it 30-35 minutes on 200°C.