Mini assorted pies Recipe:
125 g of flour
1 pinch of salt
45 g icing sugar
1 sachet of vanilla sugar
60 g of margarine and to grease the mold,
1 egg yolk
50 g of almond paste for so much
2 tbsp. vinegar
1 tbsp. tablespoons of sugar syrup (to make yourself) fruit of your choice(canned apricots-peaches)
1 sachet of crystal topping
50 g toasted flaked almonds.
1. Preparation:
1. Prepare a shortcrust pastry with flour, salt, powdered sugar, vanilla sugar,
margarine, and egg yolk. Put it in the fridge.
2. Preheat the oven to 200
3. Roll out the dough and line an 18 cm diameter spring form pan to obtain 2 bases.
Cook for 15 minutes and let cool.
4. Mix the almond paste with the vinegar and the sugar syrup. Brush the bottoms and
edges with this device.
5. Cut the drained fruit as desired and garnish the pies with them.
6. Prepare the topping according to the manufacturer's recipe and coat the fruit.
7. Garnish the outer edges with the chopped almonds.
Shortcrust pastry: Used particularly for the bases of fruit pies, for petit fours, and
unsweetened for savory petit fours.
2. Preparation
1.Place the flour, sugar and salt on your work surface, flake the cold margarine andspread it over the above ingredients. Cover with flour with a spatula and "chop" until
the mixture is reduced to lumps.
Lather quickly with your hands to obtain a smooth dough. Put it in the refrigerator
for 30 minutes.
3. For the small furnaces to roll out the paste on the lightly floured work plan.
Cut out with moulds and put the subjects on a plate of pastry making.
No need to butter the baking sheet. For the fruit tarts, roll out the dough on a
rolling pin in a pie pan.
4. Garnish the pies with seasonal or exotic fruits that are on sale almost all year round.
The decoration is free: whipped cream, royal icing, candied fruits, etc..
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