Simple Raspberry Tart
Adapted from one of the first cookbooks I ever owned in 1990's and still referred back to today: Bistro Cooking by Patricia Wells
I've always referred to it as Jura Tart (see book) and in my mind thought the connection was the Isle of Jura in Scotland since I always associate raspberries with Scotland, indeed their school summer holidays are still aligned to fit in with historic raspberry picking season. Definitely a case of Chinese whispers ...oh how wrong I was!
Ingredients
Pre-baked, 20cm Tart case
250g raspberries
3 egg yolks, large
185ml crème fraiche
3 tbsp. caster sugar
icing sugar to dust
Beat the eggs yolks with a fork in a bowl; add the crème fraiche and sugar and mix well. Pour into the pastry case and arrange the raspberries in a single layer on top. Bake for 15 minutes @190C until just set. Dust with icing sugar and serve cold. This can be made several hours in advance.
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![raspberries being placed on a custard filled tart case](https://www.linnelsfarm.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/OJ6A2834-465x570.jpg)
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