Hope you are having a great Friday, if you're in Melbourne, then it's a rainy Friday..and I ♥ rainy days!
Yay for the weekend, yay for dads being home, yay for doing family things and yay for no market tomorrow.
I have had a few requests from people for a recipe with berries, so I thought I'd share a yummy rich tart recipe which you can use any seasonal berries you like or use frozen berries as I have.
Berry and Almond Tart
ingredients
- 1 quantity sweet pastry
- 150g unsalted butter, softened
- 145g (2/3 cup) caster sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 large eggs
- 140g (1 1/3 cups) almond meal
- 30 g (1/4 cup) plain flour
- berries, however many you want to fill the tart
method- preheat oven to 190 C (375 F). roll out the pastry to line a 23cm tart tin. chill for 20 min


- line pastry shell with baking paper and some rice or beans and blind bake the pastry for 10 min then remove paper and rice/beans and cook for a further 5 minutes or pastry is just cooked but still pale
- in the meantime make almond filling, beat butter and sugar and vanilla together till pale and creamy, this will take about 5 minutes

- beat in the eggs, one at a time and then fold in the almond meal and flour.
- spread the almond filling into the pastry shell

- top with berries of your choice, I used frozen blackberries this time. press the berries slightly into the almond filling with your hand

- bake for about 30 minutes or until filling is golden and firm
when it's slightly cooled I just brush tart with an apricot glaze which is made by putting a couple of tablespoons of apricot jam and a couple of tablespoons of sugar and about 1/3 cup of hot water and simmer on medium to low until it reduces and thickens. enjoy your weekend ♥
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16 comments:
Mmmm yum - my dinner is in the oven and that tart is making me hungrier!
Have a lovely weekend.
I've baked today but if I hadn't, I'd be making THAT!!! I'll store it away for another day xx
It looks amazing! Thanks for the recipe and the photos, which are so good. I'm always a bit lost without a pictorial guide. Thanks! Your children are so lucky!
I'm so making that next week Cathie - thanks! xo
As soon as our weather turns just that bit more chilly, I'll have my excuses to make this gorgeous bit of comfort food. Yum x
Yum yum yum Cathie. You are amazing.
And I second all your "Yays". I hope you have a great weekend. xxx
That looks so delicious!!! Yes, looking forward to the weekend here too!
oh this tart looks so amazing!! Beautiful! And bring on the weekend!!
I could not write long comments because iwas sick :(( fortunately I survived..
I followed the article but I can write new i'm sorry :(( (moreover I could not win gifts:DD)
this definitely a great tart :)) i love it!
A delicious post darling. Today was a gorgeous day and I hope that it will stay sunny the entire weekend. I wish you a lovely and sunny weekend.
Love & Hugs
Duchess
Cathie darling you mentioned you love rainy days and here I am wishing you a sunny weekend. Luv, I hope the skies over m.e. turn out as you please.
Duchess
hhmmmmm looks delicious Cathie!
Thanks for sharing - enjoy your weekend too!
Looks delicious - bookmarking now!
I love rainy days as well...which is why I live in Seattle! This tart makes a rainy day even better.
fabulous tart recipe I make something similar and its become my signature. I put a layer of ricotta on the bottom first.
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