You can find the recipe for Kate’s easy French all-butter pastry over at The Kitchen at Camont’s blog. You can read more about the ingredients on this post about our weekend with Tim and Kate.
Disclosure: I am a guest of Kate Hill and Tim Clinch at Camont this weekend for their Natural Light Natural Food Photography workshop. I was not required to post about this workshop and am not being compensated for doing so. All opinions (and photos, believe it or not!!!) are 100% my own.
Follow my French travels on Flickr this summer with my Summer 2012 set of photos.
Not only do I want to go back to Semilla for that sablé we shared after seeing all these luscious apricots but I want to be where you are!! GORGEOUS photos!
Thanks Linsdey – seems like it was the summer of the apricot tart!
Looks fantastic. And the pictures are just great. I like that drizzling with honey 🙂
Mmmm – me too!
I’ve never seen apricots look so gorgeous! Looks delicious!
Thanks Edna – those were special apricots for sure!
Gorgeous photos, Mardi!
Thanks Cathy!
Wonderful photos! Looks like your time in France is going beautifully. Great food and great people, what more could one ask for 😉
It’s definitely a great combination!
Looking good. Tell Kate and Steph I said hi. Oh, and Bacon too.
Ah Peter – you were missed!
GORGEOUS pictures! and an absoloute pleasure working with you on them! Congratulations!
Thank YOU Tim. So much!
I can attest that the apricot tart tasted as delicious as it looked. Fantastic meeting you (and Tim and Kate). I’m still jealous you managed that snap of the honey drizzle. Beautiful!
Ah well you got some shots that I didn’t so we’re even! 😉
Stunning! Would love to have this tonIght
Well it’s SO easy to make – sssh!
Mardi, this looks delicious and the photos are gorgeous. Enjoy your summer in France.
Thanks LIsa!
Your photos are fabulous. What a great way to spend the day…cooking, photographing and eating this delicious looking apricot tart.
Yes it’s certainly an inspiring way to spend the day!
Oooooh, well done, indeed! I thought that weekend retreat/workshop looked grand: and judging by your results, I’d say so!
I only hope some of what I have learned has spilled over into real life!
Gorgeous!
Thanks Denise!
The photographs on this post are a cut above…. beautiful. Whatever you were taught, it showed up immediately. The food looked to be sprinkled with gold dust.
Camont is magical like that!
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Beautiful Mardi – the apricots are just stunning!
Aren’t they lovely?
This tart looks beautiful, I could eat a slice right now. The apricots look so luscious. Thank you for sharing this recipe and link.
You’re welcome – enjoy!
This is totally gorgeous. I must make one of these.
And – sssh – it’s so easy!
Absolutely stunning. Visual poetry. Your photography is astounding.
Thanks – I definitely still have a long way to go!
Beautiful!
Thanks Lynda!
mardi, these photos are incredible!!!!
Thank you – I was very pleased too!
Absolutely beautiful. Your photos just keep getting better and better, Mardi!
I’m sure it helps being surrounded by gorgeous fresh ingredients and delicious food to inspire you, of course. I am so freakin’ jealous! 🙂
Location really does help!
Beautiful photos!! What a change… What is the secret?
Slowing down. Stopping. Thinking.
Brava Mardi! Not only did you capture the moment of making that great tarte but you digested the best of the workshop… “make good food look good enough to eat”. Tima dn I were delighted to have you join us and look forward to another disco night soon. 😉
Oh I’ll be there with bells on!
What and absolutely stunning tart!
Thank you!
Those photos are absolutely stunning… As is that lovely apricot tart 🙂
Thanks Jen!
Mardi, these are just beautiful. Bravo. Great to see you yesterday and was kicking myself all night last night, since realised we were chatting so much I forgot to take a photo of us! Dah. Well done on all of your successes and enjoy your macaron tour and your classes in Paris! Way to go, girl!
Aw Jill we NEVER get a picture of the two of us!!! Next summer!
Those apricots make such a marvellous picture and immediately make me think of France. The tart looks just, oh, so delicious
Many thanks! So kind!
Too pretty. Love reading all your Posts about this experience. You are making the most of your visit, I will give you that……
Thanks Mary!