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Summer Mini Fruit Tarts These tarts are a nice bite size addition to a brunch menu or as something quick and easy to bring to the office. They will go over well with the children too. The filling is just a bit sweet to counter the tartness of the fruit. If you are concerned about the flavor from the coconut milk, it turned out very light, which I liked. The addition of vanilla extract in the filling balances out the flavors so coconut is not the only thing you taste. This recipe has no dairy in it, using coconut milk instead, so it is a nice choice for someone who may be lactose intolerant or vegetarian. I found it at our local store in the ethnic food section. Other stores may carry canned coconut milk in the baking isle. I received a box of fresh Michigan blueberries from a wonderful client at work and we just came back from a day trip to Door County, Wisconsin with a quart of fresh tart Door County cherries. If you ever get a chance to go to Door County, it is a great trip. Wanting to use as much of the fruit fresh as possible before having to freeze it, I decided to try these yummy tarts with local in-season fruit. Be creative and use whatever fruits are in season in your area. Find more brunch fruit recipes like these fruit tarts here on this page. Summer Mini Fruit TartsPrep Time: 30 minutesFruit Tarts 1-1.9 oz. package frozen Mini Fillo Shells (Quantity 15 shells) (you can also substitute mini puff pastry shells) Filling 1-7 oz. can coconut milk 1/4 cup sugar 1/4 cup cornstarch 1/8 tsp salt 1 tsp vanilla extract Fresh Fruit Ideas 1/2 cup blueberries 1/2 cup fresh tart pitted cherries You could also substitute diced apples, peaches, or mangoes. Whatever happens to be in season. Instructions: Step 1: Thaw the mini Fillo shells for 15-20 minutes, until room temperature. Step 2: To make the filling, in a medium saucepan combine the coconut milk, cornstarch, sugar, and salt. Whisk together until smooth. Turn on the stove to medium low heart and cook the mixture, stirring constantly until thickened. Don't walk away, it will thicken fairly quickly! Remove from heat and stir in the vanilla. Step 3: Let the filling cool completely. Step 4: Pit the cherries and cut up other fruits as necessary. Step 5: To assemble, place the Fillo shells on a serving platter and with a small spoon, place the cooled filling into each shell. Arrange your fruits on top. Serve and eat. Refrigerate the tarts if you will not be serving them within 1-2 hours. Serves 6-8 people. You can easily double or triple this recipe if you will have quite a few guests. Figure 2 per person. More Fruit RecipesApple RecipesSummery Fruit Salad Easy Fruit Salad Fresh Fruit Salad Fresh Melon and Grape Salad Fruit Filled Cantaloupe Colby Cheese Fruit Salad Fresh Fruit Skewers with Vanilla Honey Glaze Fresh Fruit Kabobs with Creme Dipping Sauce Cinnamon Apples Fresh Fruit Pizza Recipe Fruit Pizza Hot Fruit Compote Grandmother's Breakfast Fruit Compote Spiced Pineapple Sauce Poached Pear Recipe Ham Glaze Orange and Honey Fruit Dip Cream Cheese Fruit Dip Marshmallow Creme Fruit Dip Yogurt Fruit Dip Recipe Yogurt Fruit Dip Fresh Fruit Serving Ideas Fruit Salsa with Cinnamon Chips Mini Summer Fruit Tarts Cookbooks for Summer FruitsView all Old-Fashioned Cookbooks for Sale on my website. Find cookbooks for bread recipes, strawberry, berry and cherry, ice cream, candies, bread puddings, cakes, and many more. More Breakfast and Brunch Resources |
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