Flowing Cheese Tart
1.
Prepare the ingredients and soften the butter in advance
2.
Soften the butter and beat until smooth, add in sugar and beat until fluffy and white
3.
Add egg whites and egg yolks in portions and beat until combined
4.
Sift in low-gluten flour and stir evenly with a spatula
5.
Divide 7 portions according to the total weight, hold them into small balls and put them in the tart mold (PS: put it in the refrigerator if it’s hot, make one take one)
6.
Take a portion of the tart crust and use the thumbs of both hands to shape the dough into the shape of a tart mold
7.
Try to pinch the edges and thickness as neatly and evenly
8.
After squeezing the tart skin, use a toothpick to make some small holes in the bottom of the tart
9.
Put into the middle layer of the preheated oven: 200 degrees, upper and lower fire, bake for 15 minutes until the surface is golden
10.
Now prepare the cheese filling: pour the confectioner’s sugar and cream cheese into the bowl and beat until smooth
11.
Add milk and whipped cream in portions until combined
12.
Sift in cornstarch and mix well
13.
After adding the rum and mixing well
14.
Put it in a piping bag for use
15.
Squeeze it into the baked tart crust and put it into the freezer compartment together with the baking tray until the tart filling is completely frozen
16.
Remove the egg yolk liquid from the surface brush
17.
Then put it into the preheated and heated oven at 220°C and lower heat at 170°C, middle layer, and bake for about 8-10 minutes
18.
The egg tarts after the oven are eaten while they are hot will make them feel fluid.
Tips:
1. Liquid cheese tarts, also called half-cooked cheese tarts; if you want to achieve a "semi-cooked" liquidity state, you cannot completely bake the tart fillings; therefore, pay special attention to the heat when baking, and bake at a high temperature. Its surface quickly becomes golden yellow, but the inside is only half-ripe
2. Freeze the cheese tart liquid before baking, also to achieve the purpose of making the filling not easy to bake through
3. Baking cheese tarts: It depends on your own situation. The original recipe: 220 degrees of heating, 150 degrees of lowering, and baking for 8 minutes are very effective, but the temperature difference between the upper and lower heat of my oven is only 50. Heat 220, lower heat can only be adjusted to 180, bake for 8~10 minutes; or directly bake at 220 degrees for 10 minutes
4. The best time for tasting the liquid cheese tart: about 15 minutes after it is out of the oven; neither the mouth is hot nor cooled, but the internal liquidity is maintained; if the tart is cooled, there will be no feeling of liquidity, but It’s also delicious; it can also be eaten after heating in a microwave, the taste is slightly worse