Over the weekend,
I made this in a tart pan and the bottom crust did not cook properly toward the middle (bottom close to the outside was fine.)
You could
make these in a tart pan or even a muffin pan.
This doesn't have to be
made in a tart pan.
I prefer to
make this in a tart pan.
I made it in a tart pan but would do it in the future in a loaf pan with parchment paper like Heidi did.
Not exact matches
I've
made this
in a rectangular
tart shape and
in mini muffin
pans.
I love the shape of the rectangle
tarts — I used a silicon mold — but you could definitely
make this
in an 8 - inch
pan.
I'm sure this can be
made in a pie
pan instead of a
tart pan.
I
made two, one as a
tart the other
in a recycled giant Costco pie
pan.
I
made it
in a 9 inch glass
tart pan, folded the sides over and they're just delicious but the rest is just, watery: (Maybe it's supposed to be like this?
Made it as written — only exception was baking it
in a 9 ″
tart pan.
We ended up
making this
tart in a 22 inch cake
pan, as the crust needed a fair bit more buckwheat flour to get the right consistency (variation
in flours perhaps?
Allow to cool
in the
pan for 2 - 3 minutes, then carefully remove (if using a muffin tin or heart shaped
pan to
make individual
tarts, flip out onto a cutting board).
Bacon Tart is wonderful
made as mini
tarts in a cupcake
pan.
Made mine
in a 10» round
tart pan.
Notes: This can be
made in a larger spring form
pan (or
tart pan), if needed.
I
made a second batch
in a wider
tart pan (and shortened baking time) and had a hit on my hands with the thinner crust and layers... much easier to cut and serve.
I will either
make another pie or thought maybe
making individual pies
in muffin
pans or mini
tart pans and
make the cheese mixture at that time.
Bitter arugula contrasts nicely with sweet corn,
made flavorful by browning
in a
pan with rich, fragrant, and sweet shallots — all cut by a simple lemony vinaigrette that's deliciously
tart.
A person could
make this
in a pie
pan instead of a
tart pan — more room for the filling; or,
make a little less filling; use a larger
tart pan; or maybe you'll sail through it all just fine as is.
- I almost doubled Sarah's recipe to
make a bigger pie
in a deep set
tart pan.
One of my readers recently
made my chocolate almond bars
in this same kind of
tart pan and it looked sooo much better than my version and photos, lol!
TIP # 2: If you won't be transporting the
tart, you can
make it
in a pie
pan without a removable bottom and serve it straight from the
pan.
I
made this tonight and enjoyed it even
in a
tart pan larger than suggested.
Spoon the mixture on top of the mixture
in the
tart pans and carefully
make swirls using the tip of a knife.
The recipe works perfect to halve it and
make the bars
in a 4 «x14»
tart pan (that is what was used
in the photos) or
made into individual
tarts in 3» or 4»
pans.
You can use muffin tins for the
tart shells or
make a single
tart in a 6 - inch cake
pan.
You can
make this
tart in one large 9 - inch
pan, or several smaller ones.
You can also
make this
in a full sized
tart pan.
I often
make pie dough and will line a
tart pan and freeze, this
tart is delicious, no animal products were used
in making it but you can easily adapt using cream for the ganache and whipped cream to top it.
I have one question though about the
tart pan to
make it
in.
For years I
made this
in cupcake form, but a spring - form or
tart pan makes it a little more elegant, and this way none of the precious cake gets stuck on the cupcake wrappers!
To
make a press -
in crust: Butter the
tart pan and press the dough evenly over the bottom and up the sides of the
pan.
These easy
tarts are just like pumpkin pie, but when
made in individual
tart pans, they become the most beautiful dessert for your holiday meal!