Ooh, another Linzertorte incoming it looks like!
I made some almond cream and pastry cream yesterday so I could make frangipane today for this (overcooked the shell a bit unfortunately - still getting my timing down on this kind of stuff).
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$350 with a liner lock?
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I made some almond cream and pastry cream yesterday so I could make frangipane today for this (overcooked the shell a bit unfortunately - still getting my timing down on this kind of stuff).
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Damn good looking pear tarte!
This is pre-baking, the after got demolished...
And are $350+ buttonlocks OK?
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And before the torte, a bit of A5
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I was going to say that the trend of bolster locks and overlaid/inlaid framelocks has made this a very odd question. How much "scale" does there need to be before a framelock becomes a liner lock? If the piece that includes the lock also serves as the backspacer, is that a framelock no matter whether it's covered or not?
Anyway, OP, try out a TRM Atom or Neutron with the titanium scales if you want a very high-quality linerlock experience.