Easy Mini Fruit Tartlets

This is a complete cheat of a recipe. Absolutely no baking required - just assembly. I am not ashamed - these fruit tarts are perfect for feeding the masses at a tea party when you have very little time to spare. They look fantastic and are a great mini finger food. These need to be eaten fresh - within about 6 hours of assembling them.

Ingredients
36 all butter sweet pastry tartlets
500g pot of luxury thick creamy custard (or Crème Pâtissière)
A selection of fruit - kiwis, grapes & berries work well
Mint leaves (optional)

Prepare the fruit into small bitesize pieces: half the grapes, slice the kiwi then cut into quarters, half or quarter the strawberries.

Spoon a dollop of the custard or creme pat into each pastry case. Top with 2 or 3 pieces of fruit. decorate with a mint leaf if you're feeling really fancy.

Easy!

4 comments:

  1. Efficiency at its finest! No-bake recipes like these fruit tarts are a testament to resourcefulness and time management, perfect for large gatherings. Emphasizing freshness within a specific time frame demonstrates meticulous planning, a skill essential in tackling complex tasks, akin to CIPD assignment level 7.

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  2. This no-bake fruit tart recipe is such a clever and practical idea — a perfect lifesaver for busy hosts or anyone who wants to impress without spending hours in the kitchen. The simplicity of assembly combined with the elegant presentation makes these tarts ideal for tea parties or last-minute gatherings. Fresh fruits always add vibrant color and a refreshing touch, making them not only visually appealing but also light and delicious. It’s wonderful how easy recipes like this can still bring a homemade feel to any event. Just like these effortless tarts simplify dessert-making, students can simplify their academic challenges by seeking Help With Assignment from Rapid Assignment Help. With expert guidance and time-saving support, learners can deliver top-quality work efficiently — just like creating these quick yet stunning tarts. Sometimes, the smartest approach is not about doing more, but about finding the most effective and creative way to succeed.

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