I first had this tart at a colleague's house 20 years ago. They were from Nice, France, and his wife made this tart when rhubarb was in season. I was blown away at how simple her technique was; no processing of the rhubarb like other rhubarb desserts I had eaten in the past. The custard is light and creamy. I never got the recipe, but worked on recreating it over the next few years. I found using less is more; the recipe uses very little sugar, and good quality heavy cream is essential. It is a hit at gatherings, or as a birthday dessert, and is a staple in our home when rhubarb is abundant.
Nov. 12, 2022, 10:19 a.m.
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