A package of Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry Shells–$4.49 plus tax.
A pack of frozen strawberry and blueberry–$2.99 plus tax.
Eggs, milk, sugar and other ingredients–less than $1.00.
Making strawberry and blueberry tarts that whisper “eat me eat me“–priceless…
Ingredients:
1 package of Pepperidge Farm Puff Pasty Shells (6 shells)
6 fresh or frozen strawberries
1 cup of fresh or frozen blueberries
Powdered sugar
Vanilla Cream Filling:
6 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 cup milk
2 beaten egg yolks
1 tablespoon butter
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
Method:
In a pan, combine sugar, starch, and gradually add milk, stirring constantly. Cook and stir over medium heat until the filling becomes very thick and begins to bubble. Remove from heat and slowly pour egg yolks into pan and stirring constantly. Cook and stir mixture over low heat. Add in butter and vanilla extract. Transfer filling to a bowl and set aside.
Bake puff pastry shells according to package directions. After baking, lift shells in the middle and spoon about 2 tablespoons of vanilla cream filling into each pastry shell. Top with strawberry and blueberries and dust with powdered sugar. Serve immediately.
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She bakes, she scores…Excuse me while I go find some Kleenex to wipe the drool off my monitor :)
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HAHAH, unkaleong, that sounds so risque.
rasa malaysia, yummy!!! hey, i’ve been looking (not actively) for that vanilla cream filling actually. coz they sell these cream puffs here called beard papa, and the filling is yummy. wonder if its the same. am gonna try. of course we cant get those ready tart shells here, so have to make la.
wah, you based in america ah? doing what ah? working? studying?
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whoo! it looks lovely… but i don’t like strawberry and blueberry.
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this looks very good. :)
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Unkaleong - next time put a napkin around your neck before you visit Rasa Malaysia! LOL!
Fatboybakes - Yeah, I guess it will be hard to find this kind of products in Malaysia. I work in the US by the way.
Lucia - I am not a big fan of berries either (fresh), but when they are backed or used in desserts, they are good.
Budding Cook - when are you going to try baking some cakes. ;)
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Xcuse me unka but u r drooling which one err? de dangerously looking tempting delicious one below da RSS ATOM or the other sinister sexy buxom red squeezed by shiny blacks on the stage issit ?
I can understand….
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Woaw, what an amazing picture !!! It really nice, I love it. You do not need to put the eat me on the picture because that was the first thing I thought when I saw it ;-) this is not Malaysian food, isn’t it ;-)
Thank you for your comment on my blog. Basically, the “story” said that I was in a bad day, with quite a lot of non-motivating events…anyway. I went in my Asian shop and I found a Thai mango. I have eaten the first one in Ayutthaya in Thailand and it was just wonderful, you this so intensive taste…And I have just cook some crepe for this mango, with a small swiss touch ;-) That was the story.
Have a nice day
Cheers
Claude
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Didn’t that cake make Alice really really BIG when she visited Wonderland?
… You’re trying to make me a Fatpanda, aren’t you.
- Chubbypanda
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Mmm…looks delicious, the strawberry and blueberries tart I mean (Have to be specific - Tonixe’s comment is so funny! LOL)
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I hardly bake but this vanilla cream filling looks easy to make. I can make that and fill up some Choux Pastry Puffs.
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scrumptious! and simple!
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Tonixe - too funny!
Claude - thanks, you are always so courteous and sweet. I am so happy Melting Wok found you in blogosphere. :)
No, this is not Malaysian; sometimes I have to make something other than Malaysian food. :)
CP - ;)
WMW - Is it more delicious than Daniel Henney?! :P
Simcooks - yep, try it. Quite simple actually.
Elmo - indeed!
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Just add grated coconut seasoned with turmeric, lemon grass, red chilies and you’ve got cross-cultural ‘Amerilaysian’ Tarts.
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Die leow die leow, it says “eat me eat me” but I can’t seem to reach it leh. Only left scratches and fingerprints on my monitor.
I must stock up baking pantry before I try all ur egg tarts and berry tarts recipe. I don’t bake -tt’s y never keep ingredients eg. vanilla extract, sugar and no baking utensils.
But looks like your post may power the change!
You, power leh! ;p
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oh wow, looks so tempting…. i am drooling….. must really say that you are absolutely good in cooking and baking!!!!!
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Food Marathon - hmmm, I like that idea, especially the term “Amerilaysia.” ;)
Tigerfish - no need to die lah; just go by some ingredients and can bake liao. I also don’t bake much before but now I am hooked on it.
Meiyen - you are so sweet, thanks for your compliment. Hehe
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oh wow, that looks scrumptious.
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i am on diet. closed the screen immediately after viewing your URL.
ok, visited again to drop comments. haha…
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Hello… I made the vanilla cream filling for my pastry puff, but it turned out too liquid. Is it becos I did not cook it long enough? How to make it more custard like?
I want to post my pictures. Can I reference your URL and list your vanilla cream filling recipe in my post?
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That is looking simply heavenly!
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Yumm yumm to strawberry and bluberry tarts. I can eat 5 of these!
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Oh, your tart looks so tempting , i should say the standard is equivalent to the restaurants !!!
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