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A tart is a baked pastry dish with an open top that can be filled with anything you want. Some common types of pastries are apple tart, chocolate tart, fruit tart, lemon and blackberry marshmallow tart, and mini tart. Modern tarts often include a fruit-based filling, occasionally with custard, and the pastry is typically short crust. The filling can be either sweet or savory.
Grilled Fruit Phyllo Tart
Ingredients:
- 3 teaspoons of melted butter
- Canola oil, 4 tablespoons
- 8 phyllo dough sheets
- One big lemon
- Peeled and halved three medium-sized peaches
- Strawberries, two cups
- uncooked pineapple
- 1/3 cup brown sugar in bags
- 0.5 teaspoons of salt
- heavy whipping cream, half a cup
- one tub of cream cheese
- 2 teaspoons of freshly chopped mint
- a third cup of sugar
Directions:
Step #1
Set the oven to 400 degrees. Combine the butter and oil in a small bowl. Some of the butter mixes can be used to butter a baking pan. Brush the prepared pan with the butter mixture after placing one sheet of the phyllo dough there. Add 7 more phyllo sheets on top, brushing between each layer.
Step #2
5-7 minutes in the oven, or until golden brown.
Step #3
Grate the lemon zest finely. Combine peaches, strawberries, pineapple, brown sugar, salt, and lemon juice in a big bowl.
Step #4
Put the fruits on a grill rack that has been greased. Grill the fruit until it is tender while covered and at medium heat. Put them apart.
Step #5
The cream should be beaten in a small bowl. Cream cheese and sugar should be thoroughly blended in a separate basin. The whipping cream should be used to cover the phyllo crust. Decorate the fruit you just grilled. Sprinkle the mint and then slice them into pieces.
Prep time: 30 min.
Grill time: 10 min.
Nutrition Facts
- 1 piece: 233 calories.
- 15g fat (8g saturated fat).
- 38 mg cholesterol.
- 216 mg sodium.
- 24g carbohydrate (18g sugars, 2g fiber).
- 3g protein.
Chocolate tart
Ingredients
- 300 ml of double cream.
- 400 grams of premium dark chocolate (70%).
- 2 teaspoons caster sugar.
- Unsalted butter, 90 g.
- 1 cup of milk.
- 1 baked blind tart shell dusted with high-quality cocoa powder.
Directions:
Step #1
Boil the sugar and double cream in a saucepan.
Step #2
Chocolate should be broken up.
Step #3
Remove the mixture from the fire as soon as it begins to boil, then stir in the butter and chocolate. Stir it all the way until melting. Once the milk is creamy and glossy, add it in.
Step #4
More cooling is required; after a little while, stir in a little additional cold milk until smooth.
Step #5
With a spatula, scrape the entire mixture into the baked and cooled pastry shell.
Step #6
Allow the tart to cool for about an hour to two hours after shaking it to smooth it out.
Step #7
Sprinkle on some chocolate powder.
Step #8
The filling should be silky and cut like butter, and the pastry should be short and crisp.
Prep time: 2 hours
Yield: 16
Difficulty: Intermediate
Nutrition Facts
- Calories 436 22%
- Fat 32.9g 47%
- Saturates 20.0g 100%
- Sugars 16.4g 18%
- Salt 0.1g 2%
- Protein 4.8g 10%
- Carbs 30.2g 12%
Flat apple & vanilla tart
Ingredients
- 375g of puff pastry in a pack
- 5 big apples and 1 lemon’s juice
- 30g of butter
- Vanilla extract, 1 teaspoon
- 1-tablespoon caster sugar
- Apricot preserves, 3 rounded tablespoons
Directions:
STEP #1
Heat the oven. The pastry should be rolled out and cut into a 35 cm-wide circular. Transfer it to a baking sheet.
STEP #2
Slice the apples thinly after peeling, coring, and adding lemon juice. The pastry should be spread 2 cm from the edges. Curl up the edges just a little bit to prevent the lemon juice from dripping.
STEP #3
Sprinkle vanilla and caster sugar on top after brushing the top with butter. Bake the apples for 15-20 minutes, or until they are soft and the crust is crisp.
STEP #4
Brush the apples and pastry edge with warm conserve.
Prep: 10 mins
Cook: 20 mins
Total Time: 40 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Yield: 6 – 8
Nutritional Facts
- Kcal 356
- Fat 18g
- Saturates 8g
- Carbs 47g
- Sugars 10.7g
- Fiber 2g
- Protein 4g
Lemon tart
Ingredients
- 500 grams of ordinary flour
- 140 g of icing sugar
- 4 egg yolks,
- 250g unsalted butter
For the filling, 5 eggs
- 1 gm of caster sugar
- double cream, 150 ml
- 2-3 lemons
- 2 tablespoons of lemon zest
Directions:
Step #1
Set the oven’s temperature to 175 C. Butter the baking pan.
Step #2
Butter and sugar should be thoroughly combined in a bowl. Add flour and mix. To prevent the crust from blowing up, firmly press the dough into the baking pan that has been prepared.
Step #3
Bake for 10 to 15 minutes in a preheated oven, or until light golden brown.
Step #4
Take the food out of the oven, then chill it for 15 to 30 minutes. Keep the oven running.
Step #5
In a bowl, combine the eggs and white sugar and whisk. Pour into the cooled crust after thoroughly combining flour, lemon juice, lemon peel, and salt.
Step #6
Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until the filling is set. Allow it to cool fully before cutting it into 16 squares and dusted with sugar. Refrigerate or serve.
Prep time: 25 mins
Cook time: 1 hr
Serves: 8
Nutrition Facts (per serving)
- 156 Calories
- 7g Fat
- 23g Carbs
- 2g Protein
Custard Tart
Ingredients
- 250 grams of ordinary flour,
- 140 grams of cold, cubed butter
- 1 lemon
- Golden caster sugar, 100g
- 1 beaten egg,
- 1 tablespoon whole milk
- Double cream, 250 ml, for the custard
- Milk, 250 ml.
- 1 split vanilla pod
- 1 piece of lemon zest
- 7 egg yolks
Directions:
Step #1
Set the oven temperature to 200°C. The pastry should be unrolled before being cut into six discs with a straight or fluted 8 cm pastry cutter.
Step #2
Bring the milk, vanilla bean, lemon zest, and cream. While continuing to whisk, pour the hot milk and cream over the egg yolks and sugar mixture. Pour the custard into a jug, give it a few minutes to settle, and then skim off any foam.
Step #3
Pour the custard into the tart shell with caution, then bake for 40 minutes, or until the center is barely set but still slightly wobbly. Slices can be served after the pastry has completely cooled and the edges have been trimmed.
Prep: 25 mins
Cook: 1 hr and 20 mins
Serves 8
Nutritional Facts
- Kcal 593
- Fat 40g
- Saturates 21g
- Carbs 53g
- Sugars 29g
- Fiber 1g
- Protein 9g
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Conclusion
Start assembling your ingredients and bake! This is a delicious, healthy dessert that is ideal for any season, celebration, or get-together. The recipe will delight cake and sweet lovers since they will sate their appetites.
Frequently Asked Question
1. What is the difference between pie and tart?
Pies are deeper, with sloping sides, and can be sweet or savory, while tarts are shallow, with straight sides, and are usually sweet. Pies often have a top crust, while tarts typically do not. Additionally, pie crusts are typically flakier and sturdier, while tart crusts are more delicate and crumbly.
2. What are the tart baking tips?
Use cold ingredients: ensure that the butter, water, and any other liquids used in the tart dough are cold to prevent the pastry from becoming tough.
Chill the dough: refrigerate the dough for at least 30 minutes before rolling it out to make it easier to work with. Blind bake the crust: pre-bake the tart crust before adding any filling to prevent it from becoming soggy.
Choose the right filling: pick a filling that complements the delicate flavor and texture of the tart crust, and avoid fillings that are too heavy or sweet.
Bake at the correct temperature: To ensure that the tart cooks evenly and the filling sets properly, follow the recipe’s directions for baking temperature and time.
3. What is the golden rule of pastry making?
The golden rule of pastry making is to keep all ingredients and equipment as cold as possible, including the butter or fat used in the pastry dough, in order to achieve a flaky and tender texture.
