This is my second attempt at making Portuguese Egg Tarts. If it were not for some requests by my blogger friends for our bloggers POP, I don't think I will make this so soon. :) The reason was because much efforts were required to make the puff pastry, and I'm not very good at making them!
Anyway, I was glad I made them again and my friends gave good comments too!
I'll be submitting this to Aspiring Bakers #10: Easy as Pie (August 2011), hosted by Janine of Not the Kitchen Sink.
The recipe can be found here.
I so honored to try your tart! Awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy. Wasn't that well done lah! Glad that you like it! :)
ReplyDeleteWow Jane, you made that puff pastry?! I thought that's bought one. It's very pro indeed!! Very successful ! Thanks for taking the effort to make this tart for us. I know that's consume a lots of time and effort!! Cheers!!
ReplyDeleteHey Grace, I'm so glad you can't tell. I thought the uneven-ness of the crust gave away that it's homemade! I think you must be so busy eating you didn't realise! :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWOW! your tarts look awesome. I'm the lazy one, will use the frozen puff pastry and your egg filling recipe :D
ReplyDeleteJane, these look very well made! Just like from the shops!
ReplyDeleteI am making these...they look fabulous Jane!!! really authentic ..beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteI like it coz it wasn't sweet.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann! I'm sure if you want to make the puff pastry, it'll turn out to be perfect too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shirley! Still yet to try your HK style egg tarts! Mine is still not perfect enough to be sold!! :p
ReplyDeleteThanks Zurin! I'm sure you'll like this. You'll definitely made this much prettier than me! :)
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you Edith. I didn't even reduce the sugar, original from the recipe, which was very rare!
ReplyDeleteMe too, my boys & I like it, yours were tasty & yummy! Thanks for spending the time & effort for fullfilling our request :D
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