Fruit Tarts in a box of 25pcs

Almond Peach Tart

The almond aroma is great during baking. This tart is delicious. Yum!

I have tried it warm and chilled.

Here is the recipe.

Crust:-

125 gm unsalted butter

50 gm fine sugar

1 egg

250 gm plain flour

50 gm ground almond

1. Cream butter and sugar till creamy white. Then add in the egg.

2. Add in the flour and ground almond to form a dough.

3. Chill in the fridge for 30 mins.

4. Roll the dough and ease into 8" fluted tart pan or small tart pan. Trim off excess edges. Use fork to poke the base of the crust.

5. Bake it at 180C for 10-15 mins. It shouls be half baked.

Filling:-

125 gm Unsalted butter

125 gm fine sugar

1 egg

30 gm plain flour

150 gm Ground Almond

250 gm Peach

1. Cream the butter and sugar till it is creamy and add in egg.

2. Add in the flour and ground almond.

3. Fill the mixture into the baked crust and place peach on top.

4. Bake it at 180C for about 30 to 40 mins.

5. Cool the tart and glaze it with glazing gel. (Optional)

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My younger son likes these fruit tarts and I made them again especially for him. As a mother we will always want our children to eat well. It is always better to eat home baked stuff as I am sure of the ingredients that are put together plus the fresh fruits!

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Strawberry & Blue Berry Tarts

Feeding my underweight son is very challenging.
I am always trying my best to prepare food that he will like. The word should be eat and not like. Why?
Simply because there are too many countless occassions that he told me the food he would like to eat but after all the hassle of preparation he did not want to eat. Of course, stating many excuses. Sigh.... :( This is another job of a mother, eating the left overs.

Anyway, he is "in" into strawberry and blueberry lately which he is unfavourable in the past.
I decided to bake some fruit tarts from scratch. The tart shell, the japanese custard fillings, the fresh fruits and organic blue berries.

And the output is satisfactory. The challenge began when I asked him to try.
Bingo! He selected the "design" of the tart he wanted and finished it for breakfast.
I was delighted. At least, for a morning I do not have to force him to eat.
What cheap thrill you may think. But to see him eat really make my day! :)

Here are my tarts....do they look yummy?