Fresh Fruit 'Tartlets'
2 premade pie crusts (oh yes, I totally cheat on this one)
4 juicy peaches, pitted and sliced (this ratio is 1/2 peach per tart)
1 tablespoon flour
4 teaspoons white sugar
4 teaspoons brown sugar
1 - preheat oven to 350 degrees
2 - split each pie crust into 4 equal parts
3 - sprinkle the flour onto the sliced peaches and stir lightly to coat
4 - mound 1/8 peach mixture onto the center of each pie crustlet (lets just go with that word shall we)
5 - fold edges of crustlet over the peach mixture and crimp to secure (it is now a tartlet)
7 - sprinkle 1 teaspoon of sugar mixture over each tartlet
8 - bake on 350 for 12-15 minutes or until crust is golden
I also made some plain raspberry and peach berry ones -
I added a bit more sugar (extra 1/2 teaspoon per tarlet) to the raspberry ones to make up for their tartness
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Those look fabulous! I love the Farmer's Market too!!!
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Rebecca
Those are just about the cutest thing i have ever seen! I'm def going to make them! super cute!!
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i'm going to make these!
laura
Gosh, those look good...
ReplyDeleteThose look amazing, I am hungry now.
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Those look so darling and sound do delicious! I'm a binge shopper at the farmer's market too and always come home with more than I know what to do with. LOL! Thanks so much for sharing this with us at Inspiration Friday!
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Oooh, these look so, so good! I'd forgotten about tarts. My mom used to save leftover pieces of pie crust in the freezer. When she had fresh fruit that needed to be used, she'd pull out the crust and make little tarts for us. My favorite were always raspberry.
ReplyDeleteOM goodness, yummy, yummy, yummy! Thanks for linking up to Beyond the Picket Fence.
ReplyDeleteOk this is like the perfect treat! I am so excited to make some. If they are half as yummy as they look I'll be in heaven!
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Holey Moley, these look GOOD! I'm definitely bookmarking this page for the future :)
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Michelle
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these are cute and perfect for a TEA PARTY!
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