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Portuguese Egg Tarts
Does anyone have a good recipe for portuguese egg tarts? My bff's 30th birthday party is next weeekend and I want to make them for her. I think they will be something different to bring to a party.
Re: Portuguese Egg Tarts
I've used the Sunset Magazine recipe and they've been very popular (but probably not entirely authentic!)
Ingredients
? 1 package frozen mini filo tartlet shells (15 shells)
? 1 egg white
? 3 egg yolks
? 2 tablespoons sugar
? 2 tablespoons milk
Preparation
1. Preheat oven to 325?. Arrange shells on a baking sheet and defrost at room temperature, 15 minutes. Meanwhile, beat egg white until watery but not foamy.
2. With a fine-bristle pastry brush, generously brush inside of shells with egg white, gently working it into crevices. Bake until white is set, about 5 minutes.
3. In a large measuring cup (or other vessel with a spout), whisk yolks, sugar, and milk to combine. Skim off and discard any foam on top of the mixture and let sit 5 minutes (this will ensure tarts with sunny, shiny tops). Pour into shells and bake until set, 8 to 10 minutes.