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Fig, Honey and Mascarpone Tart

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Preparation Time: 30 minutes
Cooking time: 50 minutes
Energy level per serving: unknown
Saturated fat level per serving: unknown
Carbohydrates level per serving: unknown
Gi level per serving: unknown
Number of servings: 8
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Ingredients:
 225 gm(s) plain flour
 125 gm(s) cold butter, diced
 90 gm(s) caster sugar
 2 egg yolks
 11 figs
 2 tbsp(s) honey
 6 tbsp(s) mascarpone
 150 gm(s) creme fraiche
 2 egg yolks
 4 tbsp(s) caster sugar
Deliciously sweet and creamy fig tart with crisp pastry by Nigel Slater. Freezes well.
Posted by: Dolly on 25 September 2008
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Cooking Steps:
For the pastry:
Rub butter & flour 'til breadcrumby. Stir in sugar, and then mix in egg yolks. Bring whole lot together (might require a tiny bit of water). Cover the ball of dough and refridgerate for an hour.

Roll it out so large enough to fit a deep 25cm tart tin. Line tin with it.

Prick it all over - use baking beans if you do, I don't - rest it in fridge while oven heating to 180/ gas 4.

For the filling:
Cool pastry a little.

Cut deep crosses into figs. Stuff with mascarpone. Pack them into the tart. Drizzle with honey. Mix creme fraiche, yolks & sugar and pour over. Bake for 25 mins - a sort of wobbly custard it should be like.

Leave to cool & set for 15 minutes.

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