How
good is a sweet crust without filling? In this blog we’ll be having our first option to fill that
crust. This strawberry tart is a
simple not very sweet recipe. The
thing I like the most is it’s freshness, it’s nice as a dessert, and it’s nice
with a coffee at breakfast or maybe late afternoon. Is also one of those recipes that always suit well (unless
you have strawberry allergy). Tip: the strawberries can be substitute with
peaches for example or kiwis and still be equally delicious; it’s worth giving it a try!
Pastry
Cream
Ingredients
4
Egg yolk
½
Cup Sugar
8
Tablespoons Cornstarch
4
Cups Milk
1
Teaspoon Vanilla Extract
Combine
all ingredients but vanilla extract in a blender vase; blend well for about a
minute. Pour the mixture in a
saucepan, mix with a wooden spoon constantly till it starts to boil, let it
boil for one minute. Add the
vanilla extract and set aside. Let
it cool before filling the tart.
Strawberries
and glaze
Ingredients
1lb
Strawberries hulled and sliced
½
Cup water
¼ Cup Sugar
½ Teaspoon Lemon extract
2
Tablespoons Cornstarch
In
a saucepan combine the water, sugar, lemon extract and cornstarch previously
dissolved, mix with a wooden spoon until it starts to boil and thicken, set
aside and let it cool. Use a
kitchen brush and paint the strawberries slices with this mixture, this will
make the strawberries look nice and shiny!
Now
let’s assemble our Strawberry tart
Start
with the piecrust, choose the tray or plate you’ll use to serve the tart, in
the center pour one tablespoon of the pastry cream and on top the piecrust,
this will maintain the tart steady.
Fill the piecrust with the pastry cream and place on top nicely arrange
the glazed strawberries slices.
Serve it cool and freshly made don’t’ let it stay too long in the
refrigerator, it won't last!
Printable recipe
Printable recipe
Using the same recipe you can also make little tarts |
or medium tarts |
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