According to Gordon Wright this recipe for crustless milk tart is as old as the hills. It was originally meant to be cooked in an old Dutch oven, or over the coals. I have increased the baking time from the original so that it was more set.
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I am usually very good at paying attention to things around me. And I am meticulous with my possessions. Last year I joined the iPhone brigade and moved away from BlackBerry. Before I even took the phone out of the box I purchased a glass screen protector. I also purchased a cover that is meant to protect the phone if it gets dropped. 17 months later my phone was still in pristine condition. I listen to podcasts while at gym and carry my phone around with me. As I have a bluetooth headset my phone is not connected to me in any way. I placed it very carefully beneath the bench I was using. And lowered the bench, right onto my phone! I did not even realize I had done so. It was only when I was done training that I tried to lift my phone.
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And discovered that I had stupidly squashed it. The cover only has a slight dent in it. But the glass protector was totally damaged and the screen needs replacing. I also crushed the camera, a crucial bit of kit for a food blogger. The cost to repair the phone was exorbitant and Dave kindly offered me his upgrade. It meant I got a brand new phone, but I am paying for two contracts. Not something I had planned for to say the least. I had however planned to share this recipe for crustless milk tart ages ago! Somehow between writing the review of Karoo Food and now it slipped my mind. This is a recipe I would most certainly make again, and if you have not tried it, I urge you too. So tell me, have you ever smashed your cell phone?
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Crustless Milk Tart
Ingredients
- 1.125 l milk, divided
- 125 g butter
- 1 quill cinnamon
- 300 g fructose
- 125 g cornflour
- 75 g flour
- 5 mls fine salt
- 6 eggs, separated
- vanilla sugar or ground cinnamon for sprinkling
Method
- Preheat the oven to 180 °Celsius
- Place 1l of the milk, the butter and cinnamon into a large saucepan
- Heat over a medium temperature and remove just before it reaches boiling point
- Pour the rest of the milk into a large mixing bowl and whisk in the fructose, cornflour, flour and salt
- Whisk in the egg yolks one at a time
- Add this to the milk mixture once the the butter has melted
- Return the saucepan to the stove and stir continuously over a low temperature until the custard thickens
- Remove from the heat and discard the cinnamon stick
- Place the egg whites into a stand mixer bowl and whisk until stiff
- Gently fold into the custard and pour into a 23cm springform tin that has been lined at the bottom and up the sides with baking paper *
- Sprinkle vanilla sugar or ground cinnamon over the top and bake for 65 minutes
- Remove from the oven and set aside to cool completely before removing from the tin
- Serve at room temperature
Notes
Disclosure: This recipe is part of a review and is published with permission. This post is in line with my blogging policy.
Dave and I are away for motor racing. We will be back at work on the 19th of November. I will start replying to comments then.
Inspiration published on Lavender and Lime November 16:
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- 2016 – Simply Delicious
- 2015 – Courgette Pakoras
- 2014 – One Step Too Far
- 2011 – Elder
- 2010 – Pea Pasta
Love milk tart and haven’t’ made one for ages. is the 65 minutes the increased baking time or the original?
🙂 Mandy xo
It is the increased baking time 🙂
I have not ever smashed my cell phone (knock wood) and read your story in horror, Tandy! My husband however dropped a (fortunately company) cell phone through the ice on a (mostly) frozen lake, and my mother washed my stepfather’s in the washing machine. Now do you feel better?
Your tart looks amazing–I am going to try to find time to make it before I finalize my Thanksgiving pie selections!
I do, and I am glad to say I have not washed a phone ever – that must have been quite something 🙂
Oh ouch, too bad about the phone. I made a similar mistake when I looked over a ledge and forgot my phone was in my pocket.
I’ve not made a milk tart, but it sounds very good. You’re going to have me baking yet.
Yikes, that must have not been a fun recovery!
Ooh I’m so trying this! I love milk tart but sometimes you just don’t have time to make a crust. I’ve never smashed my phone but that may be luck!
I hope to never smash one again. Enjoy the milk tart xx
This is absolutely my kind of dessert.
Hope you try it, and thank you for the visit 🙂
I dropped my phone and damaged it one day when I walked into Spar and got knocked over by robbers fleeing a store hold up. I was lucky I wasn’t shot at. Lovely recipe, Tandy.
That must have been scary and awful to experience.
my husband got a really nice upgrade once, phone was only bout 4 months old (well as expensive as us as poor people can afford) so to us it was a more expensive phone than usual, he had really wanted that particular one. well he had it in his pants pocket and it fell out when he was getting into his bakkie (truck) and yea u can guess the rest, he didnt realise it had fallen out until he heard a crunching noise when he was pulling away… he immediately felt for the phone in his pocket to find it wasnt there… yea phone was squashed same as urs… he had to use my really really REALLY old spare phone until he’s contract came up for renewal as we could not afford another contract at that time. by the way im gona make a crustless milktart today to test out my new small mini oven a friend bought us for xmas, i only got like half a cup of flour in the cupboard lol, so seeing that u add cornflour (which i hav) i can now do this 🙂 doubt i can follow ur recipe exactly but yea ty for the tip 🙂
Let me know how it worked out 🙂