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Almond And Fruit Crostata

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kareng Grand Master
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Not sure if this is a new idea, but it is to me!  Watch that the almond paste has no gluten ingredients.  I saw one that had wheat.  You could use any fruit in these.  It uses 1 tbsp of flour.  I would use almond flour or rice flour, I think.

 

The revelation to me - Using almond paste to make a crust!

 

 

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notme Experienced
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(drool)  i has peaches......   B)

IrishHeart Veteran
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who knew Brian Boitano could bake? isn't he a skater?

 

anyway....sounds like it would work.,,, and taste good, too. (slurp)

that's a boatload of almond paste. yum

kareng Grand Master
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who knew Brian Boitano could bake? isn't he a skater?

 

anyway....sounds like it would work.,,, and taste good, too. (slurp)

that's a boatload of almond paste. yum

He had a cooking show for quite a while

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Where do you find almond paste in the grocery? No one in the deli, bakery and meat counter knew. I'm sure WF has it and knows where it's located

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try the baking section!

 

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you can make it

 

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notme Experienced
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who knew Brian Boitano could bake? isn't he a skater?

 

anyway....sounds like it would work.,,, and taste good, too. (slurp)

that's a boatload of almond paste. yum

brian boitano is a very good cook :)  i think he is adorable, like a puppy - he used to have a show on the food network.  they probably have some of his recipes on their website.  i think he made alot of small plates and yummy desserts.  i am a food network addict....

:ph34r:

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"what would brian boitano do"  

 

 

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Adalaide Mentor
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"what would brian boitano do"  

 

I've had that stuck in my head since I first saw this. :P He would make a crostata.... obviously.

notme Experienced
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I've had that stuck in my head since I first saw this. :P He would make a crostata.... obviously.

i know it!  i was going to post the link to the song but it has a couple of bad words....  (hi.  i'm arlene, and i'm a cartoonaholic....)

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