I love baked tarts (especially ones wth almond cream and fruit on a crispy pastry). I added cream cheese (which I love) and made a filling resembling cheese cake.I thought a tart fruit would suit this sort of tart and I used plums this time.When making the pastry during hot weather, work quickly so as not to let the butter soften.You can use other fruit apart from plums. I like figs or blueberries for this tart but use your favourites. For a 20 cm [7.9 in] tart tin. Recipe by yaburie

I wanted to make an easy-to-make tart crust that would turn out just the way I like it every time.I added the steps to describe how to prep the tart mold or tin. If you don't need the steps just skip them. This crust is quite sweet, so you can reduce the sugar to 30g and it will still be fine. If using an electric oven, lower the temperature by about 10°C. If you use granulated or castor sugar, the crust will be crunchier. For one 18 cm [7.1 in] tart tin. Recipe by Iku..

I wanted to eat three varieties in one sitting!So, this recipe satisfied my craving.If you have time beforehand, you can make the crusts up until the baking step and store it tightly-wrapped in plastic wrap until they're ready to bake You can use syrup in place of the liqueur! It's okay without it as well, but it won't be as fragrant. Recipe by Pu-kosan

Rum raisin cheese tarts are delicious, but this time I wanted to try it with blueberries.I mixed frozen and fresh berries, but you can switch it up if you like.The blueberries with cheese cream is refreshingly tasty.Step 3: When putting the berries into the cream, be sure to completely drain and pat dry, otherwise you'll get watery cream.Oven bake times and temperature may vary due to your oven,so please adjust accordingly.Please make sure the heavy cream for the cheese cream is at least 42% fat and animal product. Recipe by Youtank

The whole reason that I travelled to Macau was to eat an egg tart. They were absolutely flying off the shelves! They're so small that you can eat 2 tarts quite easily.Make sure to roll the pastry as thinly as possible, bake until golden and eat whilst still piping hot. Once they cool, you can reheat them in a toaster oven to get back that crispy outside and thick centre.Since you should be rolling the puff pastry quite thinly, you should be aiming to use just 1/2 sheet. If the puff pastry becomes a bit soft during rolling, simply put it in the freezer to chill, then continue to use. Recipe by Setsubunhijiki

I wanted to make a hard tart, but with less oil and moisture than what I've made up until now, so I took out one egg from the recipe and tested it out a few times.In Step 1, if you have parts that ball up and clump together, they will cause the crust to lose its texture when eating, so be sure to thoroughly break up all the clumps until the mixture is crumbly. To help with this, keep the butter in the fridge until just before using it.The crust will shrink a little when baked, so be sure to press the dough with your fingers to make it stand up just a little higher than the pan.It's okay even if you don't grease the tart pan with anything. For 20 cm [7.9 in] tart. Recipe by Koharumama

I wanted to make a tart using vibrant cranberries and raspberries.You can use sweetened framboise sauce (raspberry sauce) instead of frozen strawberries. In that case, omit the sugar and lemon juice and simply mix the cranberries with the sauce. One large sized egg is probably enough to take care of both the tart crust and the almond cream. Recipe by Nana mama chan

Do you ever get mindblown when you found something out of the norm during your grocery shopping? That's what happened to me. I was actually browsing some frozen puff pastries in the frozen section in a supermarket and found out there is actually a vegan puff pastry. It was like "pppssshhhh" to my head. The most amazing thing is as I scanned thru' the ingredients list, there are no bi-product or chemical, all natural ingredients! Sadly, I didn't snap any photos of the brand cos I was skeptical.Skeptical about how pastry without butter will react during final baking process. As soon as I saw how it puff up with all those beautiful layers, I am convinced. As you should know, I dislike pie/tart crust. Needless to say, I am not a fan of apple pie or tart; it is usually too over the top sweet with extra sweeteners or cream or whatnot and you can't really taste the apples.This is how an apple pastry should be. Simple, elegant and not too sweet without any added extra ingredients. Just allow the caramel, apples and the puff pastry work their magic. I am using a mixture of apples: gala, honeycrisp and granny smith. I am using a 9 inch oven proof skillet. Adjust the ingredients accordingly if you are using a smaller or a bigger skillet. It has to be oven proof. Anyway, I hope you will give this recipe a try.

This recipe is based on the tarte tatin recipe I learned during my time in France.I use a Teflon-coated pan with a removable handle. I recommend it since it is both oven-safe and you can flip out the contents easily. The key is to thickly slice the apples and not to let them overcook! It's a great way to enjoy the crisp texture of apples. Recipe by mayumaco

I had made some custard cream to use up the milk, so I decided to make a tart. I just came up with this on the spot. It also goes well with yogurt creamStep 1: You can also spread it out into a large Tupperware or plastic container.Step 2: I used store-bought tart crusts. If you want to make your own crusts, refer to. Or to easily make a tart crust in the microwave, Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

The first tart I ever made (many years ago) was surprisingly simple and delicious. So, I decided to make it for my child's birthday. I had forgotten all about it, but I referred to various different recipes and was able to make it with just a few ingredients. It's so nostalgically delicious!If you make the tart crust too thin, it'll break easily when you cut it. The custard cream and strawberries become a little heavier, so a thicker crust is best. For 18 cm [7.1 in] tart. Recipe by Soreiyu

To balance out the richness of the cheesecake filling, I added a generous amount of sweet and sour raspberries.Mix in each ingredient very well as you add them. The amount of gelatin needed will vary according to the type you use, so please adjust accordingly. If you use frozen berries to top the tart, mix them with nappage (readymade pie glaze). This will prevent the moisture from the berries from from soaking into the filling. Recipe by Pu-kosan.