Last Sunday as I was reading my baking books in bed deciding what I was going to bake and Pete said since i never bake him anything i should bake some Bakewell Tarts just for him. So being the good girlfriend I am I decided to take on the challenge. First challenge, was finding out what exactly it was? I had never eaten one before but had a feeling almond was in it and I was right. Points to me!

I flicked through a few books and settled on the mini Bakewell tart recipe in the Women's Weekly Afternoon Tea book my dad was kind enough to send me because he thought I would like it... I have the best dad. Also because anything mini is just too cute.
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Completing some of my new years goals by baking pastry |
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Not a bad bake for my first time |
I was so chuffed with myself about how these turned out and the cherry on top well was.. just that. My other Aussie housemates had never had a Bakewell tart either and like me was not so keen on actually eating the cherry. However I think maybe glacé cherries in Australia are different as we all really enjoyed these. Next high tea favourite I think.

Happy Baking x
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and one happy boyfriend... |
They were GREAT! And nawww to Happy Pete!
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely. I love bakewell tarts, a very traditional English pudding x
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