Showing posts with label egg tarts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label egg tarts. Show all posts

Friday, December 11, 2015

Recipe: Matcha Egg Tarts


More matcha recipes to share with everyone~ ^^

This time round I made matcha egg tarts! Of matcha pastry shell and a matcha custard. :) 

Matcha all day everyday indeed! ^^

If you're a fan of matcha, or even just egg tarts alone, this is a good alternative to the conventional ones! :) 

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Recipe: Hei Mama's egg tarts


Hei Mama's egg tart recipe is probably one of the most famous one around. I have it bookmarked for ages like really. Some how the 'feeling' for tarts came and so here we go! 


Ingredients (make 20 tarts):
Filling:
120g sugar
350g water
5 eggs, lightly beaten
100g evaporated milk

1. Heat up water and sugar until sugar dissolves. Leave it to cool. 
2. Then add in beaten eggs and evaporated milk. Mix well, sieve the egg mixture and set aside.

Pastry
300g plain flour
2 tbsp custard powder
2 tbsp milk powder
1 tbsp sugar
1 egg
200g butter

Cut cold butter into small cubes. Combine flour, custard powder and milk powder and mix well. Rub in the cold butter, add sugar, mix well and add beaten egg, mix to form a soft dough (do not knead). Wrap with cling wrap and refrigerate for at least 30 mins. 

Method:
1.  Divide the pastry dough equally into 20 pieces. Press the dough into tart moulds evenly.
2. Pour filling into the tarts till 90% full. Bake in preheated oven at 180 deg C for 20 mins.


So what's my vedict? Just imagine how my egg tarts slowly disappeared from 20 to the above numbers as I was doing 'photoshoot'. Yes, my huge mice (brother) couldn't stop his hands and mouth from stealing my tarts. :<


The crust was extremely soft and buttery!   


Did the photo speaks for itself? The egg tarts was so smooth and silky. :') Note that my crust is actually very thin. I prefer my egg tarts with a thinner crust so that I can have more custard filling. :)

Anyway, my family loves these egg tarts so much that I have already baked three batches of them. I'm of course more than happy to feed them considering that it's not tedious to make and I probably can't bake so often as I start work, soon. :( 

Anyhow, hopefully that you'll like it as well! Stay tune for more beancurd tart recipe! ;)

Love,
Lirong.