today my mom baked pineapple tarts and i just poked my head in and helped a little! =)
her tarts are to die for and so i though of sharing the lovely yummy thing with all of u!!
her tarts are to die for and so i though of sharing the lovely yummy thing with all of u!!
=homemade-best-pineapple tarts=
Steps:
- i- 1kg pineapple jam (can be home cooked or just buy the ready made ones)
- - 2 limau kasturi (to add tangyness to the jam)
- - 1kg flour (kept in fridge to cool)
- - a pinch of salt
- - 1/2 kg (2 slabs Farm cows/ SCS butter)
- - 4 ounces shortening
- - 1/2 cup ice water
- - 2 egg yolks to add into the dough mixture
- - 4 egg yolks for glazing (lighty beaten) - rolling pin
- - fluted rolling pin (the one with groves like crinkle cuts)
Steps:
- pastry: rubbing in method
- add in flour, shortening, butter, salt, water. Mix well
- knead lightly into a dough, do not press hard
- cut half the dough and keep in a cool place (so that the dough stays fresh n soft)
- cut and divide that half into 8 enough portions
- roll each portion lightly sideways with a rolling pin
- use fluted rolling pin to make lines on the dough
- lightly lift the dough and let the striped edge faces the table
- roll the jam into thin sausage rolls (to be added inside the flour)
- roll jam into about 1cm diameter lengths.
- cut about 2 inch lengths and arrange on baking tray ( tarts must not touch each other or it wont be fully cooked)
- bake in preheated oven 250 C for 20 minutes
- when almost baked take out the 4 egg yokes (in a bowl) and brush the top of the tarts with generous amounts.
- put it back in the oven for another 6 minutes
- take out from oven, cool well before storing ( if u would like to longer shelf life bake it a bit browner)
- makes about 4 trays (140 tarts)
HAPPY TRYING!! GOOD LUCK, DON'T BURN DOWN THE KITCHEN!!
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