Homemade Honey Glazed Cherries Tart Recipe

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Homemade Honey Glazed Cherries Tart Recipe

  Honey Glaze Cherry Tarts

  Ingredients: 300 grams of cherries,low-gluten flour 120 grams, butter 50 grams, 40 grams of whole egg liquid, 30 grams of powdered sugar, honey 10 grams. Steps to make Honey Glazed Cherry Tarts:

"Preserved Cherry Tart Recipe"

1. Prepare the ingredients

2. Remove the pits from the cherries

"Step 1 for Making Honey Glazed Cherries Tart"

3. Mix honey with cold water in a 1:1 ratio

"Custard Cherry Tart Recipe Step 2"

4. Combine the mixed honey and water with the cherries and stir evenly

"Steps 3 of the Honey Glazed Cherries Tart Making Process"

5. Place 40 grams of softened butter and powdered sugar into the low-gluten flour, knead thoroughly by hand

"Step 4 of the Honey Glazed Cherries Tarte Recipe"

6. Add the whole egg liquid in portions, mix using a silicone spatula cutting method until it forms a dough by hand

"Step 5 of the Honey Glazed Cherry Tart Making Process"

7. Cover with cling film on both sides, roll out to thin layers, then evenly apply a small amount of remaining butter on the surface

"How to Make Cherry Tarte Steps 6"

8. Fold like folding quilts and roll out again, then apply a little more butter, fold again

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9. Roll out once more to thin layers, cut into circles with tart molds, stack two pieces together slightly larger in size based on mold size, place in the molds

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10. Preheat the oven

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oven to middle rack, 180 degrees, bake for about 18 minutes 11. Place cherries with their juice into the made tart cases and enjoy!

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Tips for making Honey Glazed Cherry Tarts:

"Majji Cherries Tart"

1. The low-gluten flour and butter mixture can also be mixed by first beating the butter until it is pale, then adding egg liquid in portions to mix well before adding low-gluten flour; I do this for convenience as I prefer not using an electric mixer, with minor differences but good results;

2. Adding the juice will not cause the tart to collapse or become soggy; the taste is excellent, so enjoy it immediately upon preparation, avoid leaving it too long.

2 The juice poured into the tower does not worry about collapsing or becoming soft and unappetizing; the taste is excellent, of course, so it should be enjoyed immediately after adding. Do not leave it for too long.


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