Recipe by Nitra Ladies Auxiliary

Fruit-Filled Tartlets (Big-Batch)

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12 Servings
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These adorable mini pies will be the star of the sweet table! With dough that is super easy to work with, these filled tartlets are the perfect addition to your dessert repertoire. Fill them with the filling of your choice. They can be made into mini cherry pies, mini apple pies, mini pecan pies, or even filled with chocolate ganache. Be creative when decorating the top of each tartlet, by topping it with a lattice topping, or the classic pie topping with four slits. You can even punch holes with a tiny cookie cutter. Whatever you do, these will be delicious!   Yield: 45 to 60 (two-and-a-half-inch) tartlets

Ingredients

Dough I

  • 1/2 pound margarine

  • 4 eggs

  • 1 cup sugar

  • 1 teaspoon baking powder

  • 4 cups Glicks Flour

Dough II

  • 3 cups Glicks Flour

  • 1 cup sugar

  • 1 teaspoon baking powder

  • 5 ounces margarine

  • 4 egg whites

  • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract

Filling I

Filling II

  • 3 cups slices strawberries

  • 1 cup blueberries

  • 1/2 cup sugar

Directions

Prepare the Dough

1.

Knead ingredients for desired dough until smooth.

2.

Refrigerate for two hours or longer.

3.

Roll out dough to 3/8-inch thickness. Cut to size of tart shells.

4.

Place two teaspoons of desired filling in center. Decorate with lattice work.

5.

Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 25 to 30 minutes until delicately browned.

Prepare the Filling

1.

Combine all ingredients in a three-quart saucepan and bring to a boil.

2.

Cook over low heat for five minutes or until thickened.

Variation:

Omit lattice work and garnish with fresh fruit prior to serving.

Credits

Photography by Tamara Friedman

Fruit-Filled Tartlets (Big-Batch)

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Rivky Fischel
Rivky Fischel
3 years ago

Why are there two types of dough? What is the difference?

Rivky Fischel
Rivky Fischel
3 years ago

Why are there 2 types of dough?