Instructions
🫖 Equipment You'll Need
A proper tarte tatin tin—a heavy-bottomed, oven-safe pan with low, sloped sides—is essential for this recipe. Its even heat distribution on the hob prevents your caramel from scorching, and the wide diameter and shallow sides make flipping the finished tart safe and dramatic. A flimsy pan will burn the sugar and make turning a nerve-wracking affair; a good tin gives you confidence and a beautiful result every time.
See our tarte tatin tin picks →Expert Tip: Peach Prep
If your peaches are very ripe and slippery, blanch them for 30 seconds in boiling water before halving—the skins will peel away easily and the flesh will hold its shape better during poaching and caramelising.
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