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Simple Blueberry Tart

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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

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

Simple Blueberry Tart

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

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

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

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Ingredients

4 servings

1Custard Cream
100 gramsBlueberries
4Tart Crust
1few Mint leaves

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Steps

1

Make the custard cream in the microwave and spread it out in a small metal tray. Once it has cooled, chill in the fridge.
2

Spread the custard cream from Step 1 into the tart crusts. Top with blueberries and garnish with a mint leaf.
3

You can also optionally dust with powdered sugar.

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on April 18, 2014 08:02

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