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Matcha with a spoonful of black sesame paste (unsweetened) at the bottom – this was my dad’s favourite, because he liked how the bitterness of the matcha paired with the nuttiness of the black sesame 👌.

It has a depth of flavour and bitterness and is not that sweet, making it feel very “grown up” hahaha It will be jiggly 🙂 Enjoy warm or chilled. To assemble: Fill baked tart shells with filling to the brim & egg wash (1 beaten egg – optional) then bake at 230 degrees Celsius for 6 min.

#Baked cheese tart recipe cracked

Let it firm up in the tin for ~3min ( i tried removing it too early and it cracked ><) before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely (this keeps it crisp) & increase oven temperature to 230 degrees Celsius.

Prick the base with a fork before baking, then bake at 180 degrees Celsius for 15-20 min till golden brown.

Press them into the greased tart mould/muffin tray and chill in the freezer for 30min or until it is completely cold/

Roll until 2mm thick and cut out circles.

Form into a disc, then freeze for ~30 min or refrigerate for ~1hour till it is chilled and firm.

Folding the dough on top of itself and pressing down so that the butter and liquid becomes incorporated into the dough.

Add egg/liquid a bit at a time and mix with a wooden spoon/spatula to combine.

Cut butter into flour, sugar and almonds till coarse and sandy.

#Baked cheese tart recipe free

1 egg (~50g) / egg free option: 4-6 TBS milk/ice water.40g icing sugar (or regular sugar, note: it’ll be crunchier).Procedure: Cream everything together till smooth, then chill in the fridge until ready to use. Optional: 2 tsp matcha powder/sesame powder.Recipe (makes 10 tarts, in a muffin tray) I reduced the sugar and butter haha but the texture is just perfect! Crisp, yet butter and melts in your mouth, complementing that yummy lava flow. a sweetcrust: just right! The recipe is based off of Le Cordon Bleu’s cookbook: Pastry 101.a shortcrust: too crispy and crunchy…i didn’t know it was possible to be too crispy, but since this is a lava tart you don’t want it to be overly crunchy like a cookie – but if you prefer that, let me know and I’ll pass that recipe to you 🙂.

I tried it with 3 different types of crusts (and below is the winner):

After refrigerating: its fluffy and creamy like a NY style cheesecakeĪfter freezing, its like a frozen custard – smooth, creamy and melty. The one! Melty smooth creamy middle soo creamy and smoothīut just like Bake, they said that you can refrigerate & freeze the tarts to get different textures…so I had to do it with these ones too just to make sure it was as close to Bake’s as possible. Most importantly, the texture is smooth and flowy. So far, I have tried plain, matcha, matcha with black sesame filling and black sesame and they all taste great, creamy and slightly sweet and not overly sour. Here’s the failures: due to a combination of wrong proportions and sub-optimal baking times & temperatures…the filling wasn’t as creamy and smooth as I wanted it to be.ĭon’t look too closely…they may hurt your eyesīut finally… after more than 20 tarts… I’m happy to present this formula which I think is just right and is very flexible to customise to create different flavours. While I’m not opposed to both… my waistline was 😂And so the pursuit of a healthier one began. I had lots of fun trying to recreate the recipe, but a lot of the ones online used heavy cream and eggs. Bake is a Japanese bakery born from Hokkaido and they became famous for their cheese tarts which have a crunchy, crumbly, melt in your mouth buttery crust that’s contrasted with the smooth, warm, creamy lava filling 🤤 When I eat food, the mouthfeel is very important for me… food’s textures are equally important as the flavour and that’s why I became obsessed with Bake’s lava cheese tarts when I first tried them. These are refined sugar free, no heavy cream and optional egg free version included ☺️