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Freezing tarts
JoeyEmma
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I'm havign people round for NYE and am trying to get most of the work done and frozen so that I have minimal work to do at the time.
I want to make a tart like this one
http://www.uktvfood.co.uk/index.cfm?uktv=recipes.recipe&iID=514812
I was wondering if it would freeze ok. The filling is like a sweet lemony type of filling that you would get in a quiche, and seeing as though quiche freezes, I thought this would be ok.
What do other people think?
Or does anybody have ideas for a relatively light dessert that would freeze ok?
I want to make a tart like this one
http://www.uktvfood.co.uk/index.cfm?uktv=recipes.recipe&iID=514812
I was wondering if it would freeze ok. The filling is like a sweet lemony type of filling that you would get in a quiche, and seeing as though quiche freezes, I thought this would be ok.
What do other people think?
Or does anybody have ideas for a relatively light dessert that would freeze ok?
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Hi! It looks like something that will freeze well. If it were me, I'd make one today, freeze it, and eat it next week. That'll give you a good indication of what it'll be like on NYE.
No need for the thanks button, this time, that pud looks so good, just PM me your address, and I'll be at your party!
Have a great time.
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
At the moment its such a squash that we are having to bring the garden table in to make enough room.Penelope_Penguin wrote:Hi! It looks like something that will freeze well. If it were me, I'd make one today, freeze it, and eat it next week. That'll give you a good indication of what it'll be like on NYE.
No need for the thanks button, this time, that pud looks so good, just PM me your address, and I'll be at your party! Have a great time.
Penny. x
Do you have any ideas on how to hide a green plastic table without spending loads of money on a table cloth?0 -
Also, what can I do with 9 egg whites except meringues? I don't have enough room in the freezer for meringues or pavlova cases!0
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Cover the table with a cheap disposable paper tablecloth. Loads around in the shops at the moment for some unknown reason.
Fruitcake
You Only Listen To Me When I'm WrongI married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks0 -
The tart has been made and looks delicious.
I got halfway through making the filling and realised duh- I'm making lemon curd. It also wouldn't fill the pastry case, so while the tart was cooking, I sterilised an empty jam jar in the oven and poured the rest of the filling into it.
I now have ready
A lemon tart (in the freezer)
A jar of lemon curd
9 egg whites (in the freezer,waiting to be whipped into a pavlova so I can offer the guests a choice of desert)0 -
JoeyEmma wrote:Also, what can I do with 9 egg whites except meringues? I don't have enough room in the freezer for meringues or pavlova cases!
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