
A paper-thin crisp base with crème fraîche, onions and smoked bacon, baked as hot as the oven goes.
Farmers in Alsace baked tarte flambée to test the heat of their wood ovens before the bread went in; the flames licked the dough, which gave it its name.
The name: Flammekueche is Alsatian for 'cake baked in the flames'.
| Ingredient | EUg · ml | UScups · spoons |
|---|---|---|
| flour | ≈ 250 g | ≈ 2 cups |
| water | ≈ 130 ml | ≈ ½ cup |
| oil | ≈ 20 ml | ≈ 1½ tbsp |
| salt | ≈ 4 g | ≈ ¾ tsp |
| crème fraîche or fromage blanc | ≈ 250 g | ≈ 1 cup |
| onions thinly sliced | ≈ 200 g | ≈ 2 onions |
| smoked bacon lardons | ≈ 200 g | ≈ 7 oz |
| black pepper | ≈ 1 g | ≈ ½ tsp |
| nutmeg | ≈ ½ g | ≈ 1 pinch |
≈ amount suggested from similar recipes
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Also used: pizza stone or baking tray · mixing bowl
🌡️ Oven at maximum (250–280°C (535°F))
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