Egg Tart
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Egg tart crust: 250 g flour, 1 egg, 40 g lard, 100 g butter, 80 g sugar, multiple tart cups
2.
Beat the eggs into the basin
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Add 40 grams of lard
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Add 100 grams of butter
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Add 80 grams of sugar
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All materials are evenly mixed
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Add 250 grams of flour, if the dough feels very soft, add an appropriate amount of flour
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well mixed
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And into dough
10.
Put it on the console and rub it evenly
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Roll into thin strips
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The size of the potion under hand is about 20 up and down, and it is rounded
13.
Dip the flour into the egg tart cup
14.
Press lightly with your thumb
15.
The thumb and index finger of both hands knead the dough together
16.
Knead the dough from the bottom up with your thumb
17.
Trim the edges
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Raw egg tart crust
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Neatly placed in the baking tray
20.
Production of egg tart water: 250 grams of warm water, 4 eggs, 50 grams of sugar, 3 drops of white vinegar
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50 grams of sugar in the basin
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Add 250 g warm water
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Use a manual whisk to melt the sugar
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Egg beaten in bowl
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Add egg liquid into sugar water
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Whipped up for a while
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Whisk for a while and watch the water and egg merge.
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Add 3 drops of white vinegar
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Whipped fusion
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Filter the tart water with a fine drain
31.
Ready-made egg tart water
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Preheat the oven up to 220°C and down to 250°C, pour the tart water
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Pour the egg tart water and ask for the same amount of water so that it can be cooked together
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Put it in the preheated oven, about 8 minutes will do
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Pay attention to high temperature when out of the oven to prevent burns
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Freshly baked
37.
Freshly baked
Tips:
1; I personally feel that it is more stable to make tarts with warm water, and sometimes it will collapse when cooked with cold water. It is recommended to use warm water
2; The temperature of the oven is different, the baking time of the tart is only for reference
3; Add the egg tarts and the water is uneven, some of them are cooked, and some of them are not ready for fire. You can cover and simmer for 2 minutes