Follow along with our video producer Vaughn Vreeland as he cooks his way through one of The New York Times’s most classic recipes: Marian Burros’s Plum Torte. The Times published the recipe in the newspaper every September from 1983 until 1989, which the editors determined would be the last year they printed it. They received lots of angry letters from readers as a result. If you’d like to try it, fear not, you can access the recipe right here: https://nyti.ms/3cNfC98.
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Vaughn is giving scrumptious per usual
Vaughn a licious. Nuff said.
Imagine combining 2 and 3!
He’s a 10, and he’s a plum torte. Vaughn is a 12.
Do you adjust cooking time using the cast iron? This is next in my list!
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This is the best recipe! You can do anything with it – corn meal is great. And blueberries works great.
What size cast iron is that?
I kind of want the plums roughly chopped for this bake.
I just made this this weekend! Now I need to try some of the variants.
I thought Pride month was over.
I deadass thought this was Full Tac at first
My favorite dessert. And the plum cake is good too.
lovely video! thanks vaughn
Yay, more Vaughn. And the t-shirt!
Dairy-free thoughtfulness, yay. 🙂
You get lots of plums in if you use Stanley variety, which are super in this torte.
Ok I want all 3. But if I had to choose just one it would be the olive oil one. I love making olive oil cakes at work for dessert special during the summer.
As soon as the first episode of this series came out, this is the recipe I thought of. It really is one of the best. I made this torte three (3!) times this summer, largely because we have a plum tree (aka: an annual plum problem) and because this recipe is So. Damn. Good. And now I’m tempted to make it a few more times in order to try some additional variations!
Yesss we need more of Vaughn!!!!
I wonder how sweet Vaughn’s plums were.
Vaughn thank you so much for these recipes. I am Italian and cannot wait to try the olive oil and semolina flour one! They all look yummy 😍
The perfect man, truly.
Thank you again, Vaughn…I'm going to say it: the proof is in the plum. Your charm, brown butter and fresh fruit…who needs anything else?
Oml that brown butter softening hack. I usually just put mine in the freezer for a few hrs. The ice bath is game changing