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Pastry for Tarts

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What to Eat Now (Autumn & Winter)

By Valentine Warner

Published 2008

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All the recipes for tarts in this book require blind-baking, as I have politely eaten too many soggy-bottomed tarts, the ruination of often fabulous fillings. So, when using pastry, here are a few things you knead to know.
First, all the recipes in this book are measured to fill an 11-inch (27.5cm) tart tin with a removable base. I use a non-stick one, as it releases the pastry case with ease, thus lessening the chance of damaging the tart.
Roll out the pastry to the thickness of no more than a one-pound coin. Make sure that the pastry can be easily lifted from the work surface, helped by a fine dusting of flour, which you should also apply to the rolling pin.

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