How to Make an Upside-Down Tomato Tart



Test cook Elle Simone Scott makes host Bridget Lancaster a showstopping Upside-Down Tomato Tart.

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  1. I litterally made this recipe for my parents tonight at dinner and I topped the tart with grated parmegiano reggiano and it was simply wonderful. The tomatoes were so tasty with a mix of sugar and salt, with the vinegar and the herbs : we did expect it to be good but we were not prepared for such intense and delicious flavors. It's a new favorite recipe in the family. Thank you so much for sharing.

  2. This really tastes so great and it's easy and quick to make. I made it the 2nd time using frozen croissant dough since they were out of puff pastry and just unrolled them and formed on top. But those subtle sweet and sherry vinegar flavors, wow, this is such a hit, thanks!!

  3. Oh that looks amazing. I have a whole bunch of heirloom tomatoes I need to use up and I was hoping this recipe might be my savior, but I don't even care because that recipe is worth learning no matter what. I(Tomato sandwiches, here I come)

  4. Love this tomato tarte but my husband and our boys don't – hahaha, more for me! But I have to say, although I'm an experienced semi-pro cook, I needed to practice this a couple of times before I got the moisture balance to my liking.

  5. Looks delicious and not that hard to make. I don't have sherry vinegar and was wondering it balsamic would work or would red wine vinegar be better. I know balsamic is kind of rich and thick and the red wine is not as flavorful or rich as the sherry.

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