I think they’re known as ‘Melting Moments’ in the Be-Ro pastry book.
I love coconut and jam tarts.
Oh, hang on that’s a coconut biscuit.
I think they’re known as ‘Melting Moments’ in the Be-Ro pastry book.
I love coconut and jam tarts.
Oh, hang on that’s a coconut biscuit.
They look delicious! Any chance of the recipe, Guy?
30…Expecting guests?
That’s a mere snackette, dear boy
On here it is, me included.
From here but I used my own pastry recipe which I’ll put up tomorrow. https://www.bestrecipes.com.au/recipes/coconut-tarts-recipe/rmg08p20#
Cheers, Guy. Looks great, I’ll be interested in how your pastry differs from that recipe.

More butter
Not a bad thing
Up 25-30 %
Lest there be an error with that which should only be used for lube.
It’ll have to be salted, I haven’t got any unsalted.
Thank fuck.
Is always the correct answer.
A good acid test for tarts is “do they travel well”? A simple drive to Plymouth would provide sufficient evidence.
The pastry recipe comes from here. NB you only need half of these amounts to make the number of tarts I made yesterday. The other half of the dough has gone in the freezer
This dough mix does require a proper kneading to get the butter & flour combined properly otherwise it’s too crumbly to use. Don’t be tempted to add water to it.
I did chill it first then rolled it flat between two sheets of clingfilm before pressing out the rounds. Made life easier.
That’ll be cos of all the salt in the butter… ![]()
Shit, could do with a few more calories 
‘Cooked’ ![]()
They look amazing, did you make them from scratch?