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Bakewell Tart with Raspberry Preserves

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A slice of bakewell tart with raspberry preserves on a white plate.
Bakewell Tart with Raspberry PreservesPatricia Heal

Legend has it that the Bakewell tart was invented in the 1800s in the village of Bakewell. An inexperienced cook made a mistake when putting together a strawberry tart—and ended up with a pie crust with a layer of preserves on the bottom and a soft, cake-like filling. This version uses raspberry preserves, but strawberry would also be delicious.

Cooks' Note
  • Tender Spanish almonds that are usually sold roasted and salted; available at specialty foods stores and natural foods stores and from latienda.com.
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