I've never really had egg tart till I was 14 years old, and to be honest, I don't really have a crave for it. But my cousin and her daughters love it, so I decided why not. Wai Wai likes it too so I though I'd make it. :)
It was quite simple i guess, compared to making breads.
The egg tarts I made was the Chinese egg tarts served in Dim Sum restaurant, those with the puffy pastry.. mmm~ yummy! :D
And I used butter instead of ghee or lard, so its healthier! :D
It was quite simple i guess, compared to making breads.
The egg tarts I made was the Chinese egg tarts served in Dim Sum restaurant, those with the puffy pastry.. mmm~ yummy! :D
And I used butter instead of ghee or lard, so its healthier! :D
[Ingredients]
Pastry:
Water Dough:
- 80g plain flour
- 5g (2 teaspoons) custard powder
- 5g (2 teaspoons) milk powder
- pinch (1/8 teaspoon) salt
- 1 egg yolk
- 10g butter
- 12g (1 tablespoon) icing sugar
- 40ml (approx.) water, adjust as necessary (ice cold)
- 100g plain flour
- 100g butter.
Filling:
Sugar Syrup:
- 100g white sugar
- 200ml water
- 2 eggs
- 50ml evaporated milk
- 150ml Sugar Syrup
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Pastry preparation:
water dough:
- Mix all the ingredients. Add cold water just enough till a soft, yet non sticky dough is formed.
- Wrap it in a cling film and chill at least 20 minutes before using it.
- Rub the butter and flour
- wrap it with a cling film and chill.
- Stir the egg with a chopstick.
- Stir in the evaporated milk with a chopstick, slowly. Make sure you dont beat it or it will form bubles and the egg custard will not be pretty!
- Add in the vanilla extract
- Add in the sugar syrup.
- Sieve the mixture and leave it to set.
- Make sure that the custard is only 80% full, cause the egg tart will expand when it is cooked. If the custard is more then 80% full, the custard will overfill out and there will be a black rim around the tart. Like mine! :(
1 comments:
Your crust looks a bit too thick...
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