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Pine Apple Tarts- Family Baking Recipes |
Special features and benefits of this recipe:
Features:
(A) 1-mouth bite size
(B) Lightly sweet, non sour
(C) Cohesive pastry that does not crumble when you bite
(D) Out sourcing the most tedious process
Benefits:
(1) Children and clean-up friendly
(2) Common taste-bud, generally safe
(3) Easy to bake (by purchasing the filling)
Ingredients:
250g golden churn butter
170g Nestle UHT cream
50g cream cheese
75g caster sugar
400g Cake flour
30g Corn flour
3 egg yolks
1 additional egg yolk for glazing
1 kg of ready made pineapple filling (The recommended filling is made from Sarawak pineapples which is sweeter. See here for details on the pineapple filling)
Method:
1. Sift cake flour and corn flour together
2. Using a cake mixer, blend the cream, butter, cream cheese and sugar together till you get a creamy mixture, add the 3 egg yolks and mix for 10 mins on medium speed.
3. Using the cake mixer's dough mixer, add sifted flour into the creamed butter mixture and mix till it becomes a smooth dough that is oily enough to not stick to your hand (do not over mix).
4. Allow the dough to stand for 10 mins. (Chilling helps if you are making the pineapple on top kind)
5. Making the pineapple filling is probably the most tedious part. So we have decided to purchase the filling.
6. Divide dough into one teaspoon portions.
7. Roll pineapple filling into balls roughly 1/2 teaspoon volume.
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Sizing the Pineapple filling balls with a spoon |
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Pineapple filling balls |
8. Wrap filling ball with dough ball and shape as desired. We prefer the enclosed filling wrap. We strongly recommend the tart diameter to be 1-mouth bite size. Children and clean-up friendly. The use of a standard half teaspoon will keep the amount of filling constant.
9. Bake at 160 degrees celcius for 15 mins in a oven.
10. Remove from oven and glaze before baking for another 5 mins till golden brown on top