Recipe used is from ➡️annieliciousfood
Showing posts with label Egg Tarts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egg Tarts. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 5, 2019
Egg Tarts with Cookie Crust
My first time baking Hong Kong style egg tarts with cookie crust. The crust is easy to make, but it takes some time to shape it nicely into molds! Taste is delicious with silky custard and buttery crust. Family likes this type of egg tart but can only eat 1...since recipe only make 6. π The sugar in the recipe is too sweet for us so I reduced to 60 gram.
Saturday, May 18, 2019
Portuguese Tarts 2
I am searching for a perfect recipe for Portuguese tarts. I think I'm closer to my goal. This is homemade puff pastry and it's so crispy! I love it!!!
After watching numerous videos on Portuguese tarts, I find the real tart uses egg yolks and flour cooked to paste with milk. Also baking in high temperature of 250C 482F or higher for a shorter baking time. The inside custard is creamy and outside super crispy even after cooling. So good! Now I will try for a silky custard similar to egg tarts.πππ
Fill with custard solution all the way up for 11 tarts or 3/4 for 12 tarts.
Divide pastry dough into 11 pieces to shape in tart molds. (Grease molds with melted butter first.)
Third time apply butter to pastry dough and roll it into a log. Then cut into 11 pieces.
First roll dough flat into a rectangle shape. Apply 1/3 soft butter to 2/3 of dough. Then fold side without butter in first then fold the other side on top like pic. Repeat.
Ingredients: makes 11-12 tarts standard tart molds
Custard:
200 ml whole milk
50 ml heavy cream
115 ml water
90-100 g sugar
30 g all purpose flour
4 large or xl yolks
20 g condensed milk
1 tsp vanilla or use lemon peel
Instructions:
1. In one pot, mix flour with some milk, stir and slowly add in all milk and heavy cream until smooth. Turn on heat and continuously stir into a thick paste about 3-5 minutes.
2. In a separate pot, mix sugar and water together. Boil it 6-7 minutes or until temperature reach 105C.
3. Slowly add the sugar syrup to dough mixture. Mix until smooth. Strain with a fine mesh strain. Cool 10 minutes.
4. Mix condensed milk with yolks. Now add dough mixture into yolks. Mix until smooth. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
Puff Pastry:
165 g all purpose flour
140 g unsalted butter room temperature
85-90 g cold water
1/8 tsp salt
Instructions:
1. Mix flour, salt and water and knead into stick dough. Let rest 10 minutes to relax dough.
2. Sprinkle flour on counter. Place dough and roll into flat thin rectangle shape.
3. Spread 1/3 butter on 2/3 of dough. Fold the end without butter in then fold the other end over like folding letter.
4. Repeat. Sprinkle flour and roll dough out into thin rectangle shape if possible. Spread butter to 2/3 of dough and fold again.
5. If dough too soft to handle then cover and freeze 10 minutes. Then roll out again. This time spread butter all over surface of dough.
6. Starting from one end and roll dough into a log. Now cut and divide into 11 pieces. (Melt some butter and brush into mold first for easy remove tarts.) Then place dough into molds and start spread to mold shape. Refrigerate for 10-15 minutes.
Assemble:
1. Preheat oven 250C 485F. Or 500F
2. Take tarts molds out of refrigerator and fill with custard solution.
3. Bake on middle rack for 10 minutes. Then place on top rack for 5 minutes or until see brown burnt spots. (If after 5 minutes no burnt spots then turn on broil for few more minutes. )
4. Turn off oven. Leave door slightly open for 3-5 minutes before taking out of oven. Or take out right away if already too dark.
5. Leave in mold to cool for few minutes before consuming. Custard extremely hot.
6. Enjoy!
* Can reheat in oven at 350F for 5-7 minutes next day.
After watching numerous videos on Portuguese tarts, I find the real tart uses egg yolks and flour cooked to paste with milk. Also baking in high temperature of 250C 482F or higher for a shorter baking time. The inside custard is creamy and outside super crispy even after cooling. So good! Now I will try for a silky custard similar to egg tarts.πππ
Fill with custard solution all the way up for 11 tarts or 3/4 for 12 tarts.
Divide pastry dough into 11 pieces to shape in tart molds. (Grease molds with melted butter first.)
Third time apply butter to pastry dough and roll it into a log. Then cut into 11 pieces.
First roll dough flat into a rectangle shape. Apply 1/3 soft butter to 2/3 of dough. Then fold side without butter in first then fold the other side on top like pic. Repeat.
Ingredients: makes 11-12 tarts standard tart molds
Custard:
200 ml whole milk
50 ml heavy cream
115 ml water
90-100 g sugar
30 g all purpose flour
4 large or xl yolks
20 g condensed milk
1 tsp vanilla or use lemon peel
Instructions:
1. In one pot, mix flour with some milk, stir and slowly add in all milk and heavy cream until smooth. Turn on heat and continuously stir into a thick paste about 3-5 minutes.
2. In a separate pot, mix sugar and water together. Boil it 6-7 minutes or until temperature reach 105C.
3. Slowly add the sugar syrup to dough mixture. Mix until smooth. Strain with a fine mesh strain. Cool 10 minutes.
4. Mix condensed milk with yolks. Now add dough mixture into yolks. Mix until smooth. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
Puff Pastry:
165 g all purpose flour
140 g unsalted butter room temperature
85-90 g cold water
1/8 tsp salt
Instructions:
1. Mix flour, salt and water and knead into stick dough. Let rest 10 minutes to relax dough.
2. Sprinkle flour on counter. Place dough and roll into flat thin rectangle shape.
3. Spread 1/3 butter on 2/3 of dough. Fold the end without butter in then fold the other end over like folding letter.
4. Repeat. Sprinkle flour and roll dough out into thin rectangle shape if possible. Spread butter to 2/3 of dough and fold again.
5. If dough too soft to handle then cover and freeze 10 minutes. Then roll out again. This time spread butter all over surface of dough.
6. Starting from one end and roll dough into a log. Now cut and divide into 11 pieces. (Melt some butter and brush into mold first for easy remove tarts.) Then place dough into molds and start spread to mold shape. Refrigerate for 10-15 minutes.
Assemble:
1. Preheat oven 250C 485F. Or 500F
2. Take tarts molds out of refrigerator and fill with custard solution.
3. Bake on middle rack for 10 minutes. Then place on top rack for 5 minutes or until see brown burnt spots. (If after 5 minutes no burnt spots then turn on broil for few more minutes. )
4. Turn off oven. Leave door slightly open for 3-5 minutes before taking out of oven. Or take out right away if already too dark.
5. Leave in mold to cool for few minutes before consuming. Custard extremely hot.
6. Enjoy!
* Can reheat in oven at 350F for 5-7 minutes next day.
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Portuguese Tarts
Today trying Portuguese tarts. I used store bought puff pastry and it is so easy and yummy too. First time making these so still need to revise recipe since they sink in too much after baking. But the taste is still yummy! I ate 4 or 5...π€¦♀️π
Monday, May 6, 2019
Egg Tarts with Puff Pastry
I'm still trying to make puff pastry for egg tarts. I'm using butter even though the recipe call for lard. I used most of my lard for wife cakes so didn't have enough for egg tarts...π The egg tarts turns out good but not very pretty. I think I might buy the ready made pastry next time to save some time and maybe store bought might look better. π This recipe only uses 80g sugar which is on low sugar side so just barely sweet. Will need to add a little more sugar if you like sweet. I also add in one yolk to the water dough and reduced some water. Used cold butter and food processor to make both oil and water dough.
Recipe from gwenskitchencreations
Filled tarts all the way up. Recipe can make 18-20 tarts.
Baked at 4th level 25 mins at 180C
Prebaked shells too puffy so need to press the center down before filling.
Prebaked shells 200C for 10 minutes but still white. Will need to move tarts to level 2 instead of 3 for golden shells. 10 minutes
Recipe from gwenskitchencreations
Filled tarts all the way up. Recipe can make 18-20 tarts.
Baked at 4th level 25 mins at 180C
Prebaked shells too puffy so need to press the center down before filling.
Prebaked shells 200C for 10 minutes but still white. Will need to move tarts to level 2 instead of 3 for golden shells. 10 minutes
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