Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Egg Tart

Tart mold, rolling pin, ring cutter

Press the dough onto the mold, prick lightly with fork. Bake at 180 deg c for 10 mins

Fill the tart shell with egg custard, bake 180 deg c for 15 to 20 mins.

Fresh from oven

Remove from mold, put paper liner and cool on wire rack.

Ingredients

Tart Shell ( make approximate 15 pieces)

150gm plain flour (sift)
100gm butter (chilled)
10gm milk powder
1/2 egg ( beaten )
20gm icing sugar (sift)
10gm custard powder

1. Add flour, milk powder, icing sugar, custard powder together.
2. Cut the chill butter into cube, add to the flour mixture. Use your finger tips
to mix until resembles bread crumbs.
3. Add in the egg to form into a dough, do not KNEAD. Mix lightly until the dough leaves the side of the mixing bowl. DO NOT OVER MIX.
4. If the dough is too soft, keep chill in the fridge until firm.
5. Roll out the dough in between 2 plastic sheet about 3mm thickness.
6. Cut roll dough with the ring cutter, put the cut dough into the tart mold and press lightly. Remove excess dough.
7. Prick lightly with a fork, bake in preheat oven at 180 deg c for 10 mins.
8. Remove from oven, pour the egg custard into the tart shell 3/4 full.
9. Bake at 180 deg c for 15 to 20 mins. remove from oven, cool slightly,
10. Remove form tart shell, put paper liner and cool on wire rack.

Egg Custard

1 1/2 egg
5 tbsp milk
1 tbsp water
40gm sugar
3/4 tsp custard powder + 1 tbsp water
1/4 tsp vanilla extract

1. Mix the custard powder with water, add in egg and beat slightly.
2. Heat the milk, water, sugar until sugar melt. Do not boil.
3. Add the milk to the egg and keep stirring, sieve egg custard, add vanilla extract.

38 comments:

  1. Mmmm... the custard egg tarts look so smooth and mouth watering. Please share some :)

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  2. Agreed with Ann, these looks so smooth and soft.

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  3. Hello Amelia, I love these. I think 6 pieces should be no problems with me, ha ha. Got iced coffee?
    Can see you really have that delicate touch making these as they look really beautiful.
    Must have taken some time to do too, I guess. I love the colours...
    You have fun and keep well.
    Best regards.
    Lee.

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  4. Eileen@Hundred Eighty DegreesOctober 26, 2011 at 10:23 PM

    I love egg tart, especially the flaky types. I think I will try this as the dough is much easier to handle. Yours look nice.

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  5. Long time I didn't make this, cos too time consuming.
    I hope to eat some... from the screen. LOL.

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  6. Hi Ann, thanks for your compliment. Please help yourself with the egg tarts. :)

    yummylittlecook, thanks for your compliment.

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  7. Hi Lee, thanks for your compliment. Belanja you 6 pcs with iced coffee, no problem. :)

    Not difficult to make these egg tart, usually I take less than 2 hour from start to finish.
    Have a nice day.

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  8. Eileen, thanks for your compliment. Yes, this dough very easy to handle, you'll like it.

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  9. Hi Wendy, please help yourself :) Actually not difficult to make if the dough is easy to handle.
    Have a nice day.

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  10. mmm yum yum Egg Tarts.Luv ur neatly explained ecipe and the write-up.Thanks Dear for sharing.

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  11. Egg tart is one of my favorite dim sum offering. Yours look even more delicious! Wish I can have one now :)

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  12. Mykitchen Flavors, thanks for your compliment. You're welcome, I love to share my skill to those who are interested. Have a nice day.

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  13. Hi Biren, Thanks for your compliment. My son and me love egg tarts too. Have a nice day.

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  14. 呵呵呵呵呵~~~~被我看见了!我要吃!!O(∩_∩)O~

    november你free吗?
    因为我free啦~~~我搬去你家住,好不好?
    可以学做,可以帮你吃,
    我带多两只小老鼠去。。。。帮你clear stock~
    哈哈哈哈哈哈~~~ok hor?哈哈哈

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  15. Mmmhhh, so sdelicious looking!

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  16. Wow, Amelia! These egg tarts are very professional made!

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  17. Aries, thank you for dropping by. November school holiday I'm free, give me a call if you're coming. You're always welcome with your 2 kids. Free baking classes for you. :) Have a nice day.

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  18. Rosa, thanks for your compliment. Have a nice day.

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  19. Hi Zoe, thanks for your compliment. Have a nice day.

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  20. I'm always jealous of people who can make their tarts crusts so nicely and you're one of them! your tarts look almost perfect!!

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  21. Janine, thanks for your compliment. Hahaha... you're so cute. In order to get a perfect crust, refer to step 5 & 6. Many people I know they don't roll the dough and cut with ring cutter. They just take the dough and press onto the tart mold. So this method the tart shell is uneven. Have a nice day.

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  22. wow, delicious egg custard tarts!! and guess what, i'm actually having two for breakfast, hahaha~~ :)

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  23. that's a very smooth top! egg tarts are simply irresistible!!

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  24. aiyo Amelia...... you have baked Egg Custard!!! These are my favourites!! Those tart mold you bought (so many), are they costly per piece? Oh my, I loves egg custard lots and lots! I will bookmark this.

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  25. Hi Sk, thanks for your compliment. So coincidence!!! hahaha so which looks nicer, huh?

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  26. Hi Lena, thanks for your compliment. Have a nice day.

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  27. Hi Mel,thanks. Tart mold brought from Bakewell at Larkin at RM9.90 for 10 pieces. Yes, I own lots of mold and others baking utensils too cos I use to supply to cafe on daily basic. But stop supply cos too tiring with very little sleep everyday. Now only supply upon request for buffet and during festival season. Let me know what you prefer, I will arrange to meet up with you in November school holiday. Have a nice day.

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  28. This is my favorite dim sum order... I pretty much look forward to eat this from the time I enter the restaurant. I'm that crazy... I think I should try making this at home instead of looking forward to eating it once in a while. Yours look delicious Amelia!!!

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  29. I haven't been to this Bakewell in Larkin before. I shall make a trip there one day. Do you think they sell this type of mold of making chwee kueh: check this site http://hearty-bakes.blogspot.com/2011/10/comfort-food.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+HeartyBakes+(Hearty+Bakes)

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  30. Hi Nami, thanks for your compliment. Yes, it's not difficult to make, you should try making it one of this.

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  31. Hi Mel, Bakewell got lots of varieties, she has the cheew kueh mold too. Hey, shall we together one of this day? Weekdays up to 7pm, Sunday up to 2pm only.

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  32. Amelia, I am very impressed with your egg tarts. Bookmarked the recipe to try soon.

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  33. Hi Quay Po, thanks for your compliment. Do enjoy the egg tarts. Have a nice day.

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  34. Amelia-your custard tart is amazing...unfortunately, we don't have custard powder here...I will have to google to find it, otherwise, I wouldn't have a problem creating this yummy treat you made!
    Thanks for sharing, dear friend!
    Hugs,

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  35. Hi Elisabeth, thanks for your compliment. For the pastry you can omit the custard powder and replace it with milk powder, then a little yellow colouring. It's for the purpose of getting a nice golden color.
    For the egg custard you can replace it with plain flour, this is to ensure that the custard does not turn watery or sink after baking & even after 24 hours. But my egg tarts don't last more than 10 hours, hahaha....You have a nice day *hugs*

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  36. Your egg tart is very very very delicious. My children love it so much... This is my first time baking it. I LOVE your EGG TART RECIPE!!!!!!!!!!!

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  37. Hi Madam Rose, thanks for your compliment. Glad that you and your children likes the egg tart. Have a nice weekend.

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  38. Hi Amelia
    Next time I shall use your recipe to bake Egg Tarts! I should have come to you first ~ my "Si Fu"!

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