Durian Tart!
Now we'll make these heavenly tarts, which is as fun as eating one. You don't have to be a professional to make these, you just have to make these because you want to.
Ingredients are, we'd divide it into two because we have to make first the crust, then the filling.
For the crust,
1. 3 Cups Flour
2. 1 Cup Cream Cheese
3. 1 Cup Butter
For the filling,
1. 1 Can Condensed Milk (Large)
2. 3/4 Cup Durian Jam or Purée
3. 1/4 Cup Flour
4. 2 1/2 Tbsp. Butter
5. 3 Egg yolks
Procedure,
The Crust,
1. Beat together cream cheese and flour and when blended, pour in flour and stir. It would look halfway of a dough and a batter.
2. Place into the tart molds or muffin cups, it depends on you. Press on the bottom, and onto the sides with a fork so it would look like a boat, hollowed on the center.
3. Bake at 300F, for about 20 minutes or at least it looks partially dry. Then let it cool at room temperature before removing from the mold.
The Filling,
1. Cook over low heat, the condensed milk, durian jam, flour, and egg yolks, gradually stirring until it has a thick consistency. Add the butter when the other ingredients are done.
The Tart,
1. Pour in the filling over the hollow tart boats.
2. Bake at 350F for 10-15 minutes, until the filling has set with the crust, and the crust is fairly crumbly.
4 comments:
hi mikko, very nice foodie blog. i am also in foodie. and i love to get comments, please visit mine too and comment ok. saw you at networkedblogs. have a nice day
I wouldnt normally touch or eat the fruit, but in candied form,I love it.I'd love to guide Foodista readers to your site. I hope you could add this durian widget at the end of this post so we could add you in our list of food bloggers who blogged about durian,Thanks!
Sure I will. :)
Thank you for sharing this very informative content. Hope you could visit Ka tunyings, they serve delicious filipino delicacies 🙂
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