2: If you have any dough left over, you can cut it out in small shapes to make biscuits which you can top with an almond, a pistachio or a simply pinch of caster sugar.
3: Over the dough, spread out 200 g almond cream or frangipane in an even layer, put in the refrigerator until cooking.
4: If you can face it, peel the apricots, like for tomatos by scalding them. This peeling has two advantages: the apricots are more pleasant to eat, and they are less acid while cooking. Preheat the oven to 200°C or 392°F. Divide each apricot in half, and discard the stones (see how to).
5: Arrange the apricots halves on the almond cream, round side upwards, and press down lightly.
6: Cook for 30/35 minutes. If making biscuits, take them out as soon as they are golden, after about 10 minutes.
7: Remove tart as soon as the almond cream is nicely browned, leave to cool on a rack.
8: If possible "glaze" the top with a pastrycook's glaze or a little apricot jam.
Remarks
The acidity of apricots and the sweetness of the almond cream go very very well together.