Preheat oven to 400˚F. Line 2 sheet pans with parchment paper. Transfer the puff pastry dough to the prepared sheet pans. Fold the outer ¼ inch edges of the puff pastry inward and crimp lightly to ...

For the most flavorful tart, I recommend using all-butter puff pastry. Many store-bought puff pastries are made with a blend ...

Stewart’s Tomato and Brie Tart pairs the best seasonal summer heirloom tomatoes with creamy, buttery brie, storebought puff pastry (we love to see a shortcut!), and salty capers. Together, it’s the ...

The ingredients for a great upside down tomato tart. We got the Roma (plum) tomatoes at the Wilkes-Barre Farmers Market, except for the smallest one, which came from our garden. The tart out of the ...

Another testament to puff pastry perfection. Great for random bits and bobs in your fridge, like feta or olives, and perfect to tailor to fussy eaters. Don’t worry about exact quantities, just make ...

There is real joy in using bits and pieces foraged from the fridge to create something new. Whether you find some mashed potatoes from last night's dinner, a surplus of prepped onions that you didn't ...

A tart is defined as an open pastry shell containing a filling. We’ve all seen those beautiful fruit tarts with a custard base that look almost like works of art. Tarts can also be topped with a ...

Back in the days when I was cooking and baking my way through Julia Child’s “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” puff pastry was both a challenge and a joy to make. With its crispy, flaky layers and ...

Weeknight cooking generally is pretty utilitarian. It may not be very pretty or impressive, but it usually is tasty and gets the job done. Which tends to throw everything for a loop on those rare ...

Following the logic of Ina Garten, store-bought is just fine — at least when it comes to one specific ingredient. There are so many great puff pastry ideas that it’s reasonable for you to keep a ...