
I decided to bake a wähe. If you want to compare wähe to something than probably the best comparison is a quiche. In the west part of Switzerland it is common to bake wähe without custard. Traditionally it is baked with a shortcrust, but I had some leftover puff pastry and I used that instead.

Ingredients:
400 g rhubarb
5-7 tablespoon sugar
200 ml heavy cream
2 eggs
2 teaspoon corn starch
grated hazelnut

Slice rhubarb and mix with sugar or vanilla sugar. Place rolled out shortcrust or puff pastry in a round, flat baking form and sprinkle hazelnut on the bottom. Add rhubarb and pour a mixture of cream, eggs and corn starch over it. Bake on 180°C for 20-25 minutes. I think it is best served lukewarm or cold.

3 comments:
OMG, that's one of my favorite tarts! Yummy!
Cheers,
Rosa
I've never heard of a wahe before, but that looks delicious! :)
Not here for a long time, and missed a lot.
A very nice rhubarb tart, or Flade or Wähe or pizza, whatever you may call it in English. And great photos, as usual.
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