Honey custard tarts (Eggless)
About:
Individual custard tarts served with fresh fruit / concoction are the essence of simplicity after a rich meal. Light and delicate yet flavourful these tarts make a lovely presentation. Mini tarts are the pretty and delicious with fresh fruit layered on top of a cool, creamy, custard cream all encased in one.
Enjoy these little fluffy beauties which are eggless too..
Yields: 6 tarts
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Baking time: 15 minutes
Ingredients:
For custard:
- Single cream-200ml
- Honey-2-3tbsp (add extra if required)
- Vanilla essence-2tsp
- Corn starch/corn flour-2tbsp
- Milk-3-4tbsp
For crust:
- Frozen Whole wheat paratha – 3num (thawed)
Procedure:
For crust:
- Pre-heat the oven at 180deg, grease the muffin tray and set aside.
- Cut the thawed frozen paratha 10cm round cutter and push gently into 6 muffin pans.
- Prick bases all over with fork and place in the fridge while working on custard.
For custard:
- Mix corn flour to a smooth mixture with little of the milk.
- Put cream, honey into a sauce pan and bring just to the boil.
- Add vanilla essence, corn flour mixture reduce the flame to very low boil until mixture thickens stirring continuously (make sure not to increase the flame and continuous stirring to prevent the burning of mixture)
- Once thickens turn off the flame and allow it to cool completely.
Baking:
- Spoon mixture evenly into pastry cases and bake for about 12-15minutes or until custard is slightly browned.
- Cool at room temperature or refrigerate until set.
- Top with your favourite toppings (I used fresh berry concoction)
Serve hot or cold as per taste
Note:
- As I haven’t used any eggs tried to use single cream and corn flour as a thickening agent
- If the custard is not set after baking it will thicken as you cool it/refrigerate it
I am bringing this recipe to Angie’s Fiesta Friday #35
Posted on September 22, 2014, in Appetizers, Indian, International, Kids recipes, Starters. Bookmark the permalink. 49 Comments.
Love it, I am going to need to make these for a special occasion!
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Yes Linda…This goes well even for parties
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Reblogged this on MrMilitantNegro™.
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Thank you
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The custard made of such delicious ingredients, like cream and vanilla, has my lips smacking! I would like raspberry or blueberry preserves in this. Delicious recipe, thank you!
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Thanks you and glad you liked this
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Your light dessert looks delicious.
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Thank you
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Looking at those gorgeous little tarts you would never know they are whole wheat, free of processed sugar and egg free. Just beautiful Chitra.
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Thanks Suzanne for your continued support and appreciations
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genius ❤
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Thanks dear
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Greetings Chitra, these sound so light and fluffy!!! Cheryl.
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Thanx Cheryl for your lovely feedback… feel good… have a lovely day… 🙂 🙂
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They looks super cool Chitra 🙂 Yummy and how cute 😀
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Thanx dear Malar for your lovely words… 🙂 🙂
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So tasty and yummy, Chitra 🙂
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Thanx Linda for your lovely comment. .. have a good day… 🙂 🙂
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Wow having sweet tooth I love this dear:-) yum
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Oh thtz so sweet of you dear… Thanx a million bunch… 🙂 🙂
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Reblogged this on Chef Ceaser.
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Thanx for your continued support Ceaser. ..
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Hi Chitra, this looks delicious but could you tell me what wheat paratha is?
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Marie – The parathas are usually made from plain flour..I have used whole wheat Parathas which are available in stores. They can be made even at home https://drchdietfood.com/2014/06/12/lachha-paratha-whole-wheat-and-muesli/
Hope this healps
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Like this quick recipe…
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Thanx dear… 🙂 🙂
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These look wonderful, quite tasty.
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Thanx a bunch Gretchen. … 🙂 🙂
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Simple and nice one Chitra….. 🙂
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Thanx Jay. .. 🙂 🙂
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Chitra they look absolutely delicious, such a nice addition to the afternoon tea or coffee. I was looking at them this morning haha and I have to say these are just yummy little cuties 😀
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Thanx a ton…. glad you liked it and am truely honoured to hear such lovely feedbacks. … thanx for being here and encouraging me with wonderful comments……. 🙂 🙂
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Couldn’t believe that it is made using paratas! Wondering where from you get such wonderful ideas! Happy cooking 🙂 TC! Keep smiling 🙂
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Thanx Sindhu. .. its all the wishes and encouragement from amazing friend like yourself, my dad god whoz in me creating it… thanx for being here… 🙂 TC
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Oh, Oh, they look soooo delicious! And they are Eggless!! Thanks for posting this!!
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Thanx a million bunch for your wonderful feedback. … am a vegetarian so try egg free versions…. thanx for being here and look forward to your conyinued support… 🙂 🙂
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Quick and cool! Must try this…btw, did you use cooked or uncooked paratha? I guess, it is the precooked paratha…right!
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Hi – I’ve used frozen uncooked parathas…when they were baked it was crispy and fluffy…
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I also made these tasty custard treats,…they were so tasty too!
Loved them! 😋
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Yes Sophie these cuties are really cool
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this looks so nice
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Thank you
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I just love honey and custard! These look wonderful, I may have to give them a whirl 🙂
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That’s a great compliment to hear from you Sarah
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No eggs – this would be a first for me! Sounds delicious and healthy 🙂
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Thanx a bunch aunt Judi. … All yours, help yourself. … glad you liked it… Am blessed… 🙂
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Oh Chitra! This looks so delicious… such a pretty dessert too! Well, this one is on my list of recipes to try too! Thank you so much for sharing… Happy Fiesta Friday!! ❤
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Thanx a zillion bunch Prudy for showering such wonderful feedback. .. am honoured… happy FF .. ❤ ❤
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