Time really flies, today is already the last day for April’s Little Thumbs Up – Orange Theme. I want to thank everyone who participated in this event, sharing your amazing creations and recipes. Tze of Awayofmind Bakery House is our next host for May’s Little Thumbs Up – Milk Theme. Please continue to share your recipes using milk in the ingredients to support Tze and Little Thumbs Up.
Here is last my last post ~ Mandarin Orange Tarts for Little Thumbs Up – :Orange Theme.
These cute little tarts were made of sweet crust pastry and tangy of orange custard. They were wonderful and tasted delicious with some mandarin orange garnish. You can make the crust pastry and shape it into tart shells a day ahead, keep refrigerated. As for the filling this can be done the following day. They look very impressive and is a perfect treat to serve at a birthday party or any other occasion.
Mandarin Orange Tarts
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Author: Ann Low
Serves: 16 pcs
Ingredients
- Sweet Tart Pastry
- 110g Plain flour
- 55g Cold butter, cut to cubes
- 20g Icing sugar
- pinch of salt
- 1 tbsp Ice water
Fillings: (makes 22) - 3 Eggs (60-65g each)
- 100g Caster sugar
- 100ml Fresh orange juice
- zest of 1 orange
- ½ tbsp Green lime juice
Topping - 2 canned Mandarin orange
- ~ drain and blot the oranges on paper towel to remove excess liquid.
Instructions
- Sweet tart pastry - Sift flour and icing sugar into a bowl. Add cold butter and rub with your finger tips till mixture becomes sandy.
- Add in ice water and knead mixture to form dough. Add a little more ice water if the dough is too dry.
- Shape it into ball and wrap it with foil then store in freezer for about 10 minutes.
- Press a small piece of dough (about 12g) into tart tin. Trim the edges with a sharp knife. Prick the pastry at the bottom of the case with a small fork.
- Bake at preheated oven at 180C for 20 minutes till pale yellow. Remove and set aside.
- Filling - Mix all the fillings ingredient in a measuring cup, stir gently till sugar dissolved and strain through a sieve.
- Pour fillings into baked tarts till 90% full and bake at 180C for 15-20 minutes and leave to cool on wire rack.
- Top with some mandarin oranges and dust with icing sugar/snow powder or brush with some apricot gel on top.
Recipe adapted from the cookbook Pastries & Tarts by Alan Ooi with slight adjustments
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柳橙塔
材料:
- 甜塔皮 (可做16个)
- 110克 面粉
- 55克 冷牛油,切丁
- 20克 糖粉
- 盐少许
- 1汤匙 冰水
- 将面粉和糖粉盐一起过筛到大碗中,加入牛油丁;用手搓成粒状。
- 加入一汤匙冰水,搓成面团。假如感觉面团太干的话,可多加点冰水,搓到面团不粘手为止。
- 混合完成的面团用锡纸抱起,放进结冰格冷藏约10分钟。
- 取出将面团压(约12克)入塔模里,多余面团用刀刮除。用小叉在塔皮上插出一些小孔。
- 送入预热烤箱,以180度烤约15分钟致浅黄色,取出备用。
香橙馅料 (可做22个)
- 3个 全蛋 (约60-65克一个)
- 100克 细白糖
- 100毫升 香橙汁
- 1粒 鲜橙皮屑
- 1/2汤匙 青柠檬汁
装饰
- 2小罐 橙片,用厨房纸吸去多余的水分
- 将香橙馅料混合均匀,过滤。
- 在塔中倒入馅料致9分满。以180度烘烤约15-20分钟。
- 取出放在凉架上,排入橙片,撒些防潮糖粉或涂上果冻胶即可享用。
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This post is linked to the event, Little Thumbs up organised by
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hosted by Ann of Anncoo Journal
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Also linking to Cook-Your-Books #11 hosted by Kitchen Flavours
