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pastry shell recipe for lemon curd tarts please???
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Hi
I used the basic sweet pastry link above ... I've still got some left so ice wrapped it in cling film and kept it in the fridge.
Pastry was nice and really easy to roll/handle
Lisa xDFW
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yeah - there are lots of ways of making sweet pastry - it comes down to your own preference! as long as the results are good - enjoy!
I can remember making lemon curd in school cookery class - the difference in home made and shop bought was remarkable. home made was both sharper and sweeter at the same time!0
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