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I really wanted to go strawberry picking this year but never quite made it. I was a little sad, but this didn't stop me from fulfilling my strawberry based baking needs. I kept seeing these rustic fruit tarts everywhere and really wanted to try my hands at one! Very simple I must say, although I had a little problem with the ingredients... aka the sweet short crust pastry... apparently I wasn't throughly following the instructions or maybe it was because I didn't read the recipe before hand... the flour was in pounds! Pounds?? My scale didn't have a pounds button?? Don't worry, I know what pounds are... lets just say I had a little trouble converting it into cups! But never-less these were still pretty tasty and I do like how they look!
I suggest you use or find you're own sweet short-cut pastry I wont leave you with the confusing one I looked after.
But the strawberry middle is easy enough:
2 pints strawberries
1 cup sugar
Mix up and add for the filling and wrap crust up around the sides.
Bake for 15-20 min (depending on size of tart) in a 350 D oven.
Comments
Very nicely styled, beautifully shot photos.