Mini Cherry Tart
1.
Mix the sieved low powder, fine sugar and salt, and add the softened butter
2.
Mix evenly while trimming
3.
Add egg yolk
4.
add water
5.
Mix and knead into a smooth dough
6.
Refrigerate for one hour after bagging
7.
Sprinkle a layer of flour on the chopping board, take out the dough and roll it into a dough sheet with a thickness of 3~5mm
8.
Place the boat-shaped mold on the dough and cut out a larger circle according to the shape
9.
Place the cut dough sheet in the boat mold, compact and remove the excess dough, then continue to press the dough until the edge is about 3mm higher than the mold. The bottom of the tart is ready, put it in the refrigerator for 15 minutes
10.
Make some small holes in the bottom of the refrigerated tart bottom
11.
Then put it in the baking tray
12.
Put it into the middle layer of the preheated oven, 180 degrees for about 15 minutes
13.
Let cool after baking for later use
14.
Next, make the filling: break up the egg liquid
15.
Sift in powdered sugar and almond powder
16.
Stir well
17.
Melt the butter into a liquid state in water, add a small amount of it to the egg batter
18.
Stir well and the filling is ready
19.
Put the prepared fillings into the piping bag, and then squeeze it into the cool tart bottom
20.
Put two cherries on the surface
21.
Put it into the middle layer of the preheated oven, 180 degrees for about 20 minutes, and let it cool for later use
22.
Add icing sugar to the whipped cream and whip it at low speed, put it into a piping bag, and squeeze out the pattern on the cool surface
23.
Then decorate the whole cherry
Tips:
1. I used an oil-noodle mixer when making the tart bottom dough. Without this small tool, you can use your hands to rub the butter and flour mixture directly, and the same effect can be achieved;
2. When pinching the dough in the tart mold, remember to pinch it higher than the edge of the mold, because the tart wrapper will shrink during the baking process;
3. The cherries I used here are canned cherry pie fillings, filled with whole cherries, sweet and sour, and can be used directly;