Breakfast is served
There are those few persons who rather a sweet bite for
breakfast, Danish, donuts, tarts , muffins and all the sorts. I’m not one of those persons, for me breakfast
is bacon and eggs. I was thinking about baking some scones for this post and as
usual Instagram reared its beautiful head and had me double thinking all my
plans. Check out this pic by @simplymanis the moment I saw this image I decided I wanted to try to make it. My mini tarts
are no way as pretty as hers, but a girl can dream.
This tart is loaded with intense mango flavor. Currently its
mango season, so this is a great way to use up some extra mango that’s on hand.
I used two different types of mango an “East
Indian Mango” for the filling and a “Julie mango” for the topping. The East Indian is a very hairy mango but its intensely
sweet and flavorful so it worked great as a filling. The Julie mango is not
hairy at all, it has a sweet subtle buttery essence that pairs very well with
the tartness of the lime glaze.
I love Paula Dean’s fruit tart recipe, especially her crust,
its super easy and quick to make. I modified her recipe to make mine. I hope you try this out, serve it at your next
brunch.
Ingredients (printable recipe)
Crust
1 ½ stick butter
1 ½ cup flour
½ cup powdered sugar
Filling
1 8 oz pack of cream cheese
½ cup white sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
½ teaspoon almond extract
½ cup mango puree
Topping
1 mango sliced
½ lime juice
½ cup Sugar
¼ cup Water
½ teaspoon Lime zest
Greedy tips:
- If you don't have pie weights just poke holes with a fork in the dough (just lightly don't pierce)
- Make sure the crust is completely cooled before filling with the mango cream
- Serve within 24 to 48 hours
- Paula Deans original recipe
Shopping
Mini tart pans
Tart tamper click here:Fox Run Tart Tamper
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