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    Ok i just made some tonight... but the basic recipe I am going to work with any fruit (even tinned although I used fresh)

    I got given a bag of nectarines from my gf tonight and I'm not a big stone fruit eater so i thought I'd make some tarts... I had some leftover puff pastry from some sausage rolls I made on the weekend... Anyway (I can ramble LOL) I found this recipe... but I'm going to tweak it to make danishes with tinned apricot halves

    It was DELISH

    Quick Nectarine Tarts

    Cooking Time
    12 minutes
    Ingredients (serves 4)
    1 sheet frozen ready-rolled puff pastry
    1/4 cup light cream cheese spread
    1 1/2 tablespoons raw sugar
    Pinch of mixed spice
    4 nectarines, halved, stones removed, sliced
    Method
    Preheat oven to 200°C. Line a baking tray with non-stick baking paper. Cut pastry into 4 squares. Place onto prepared tray.
    Using a wooden spoon, beat together cream cheese, 1 tablespoon of sugar and mixed spice. Spread over pastry squares. Arrange nectarine slices over top.
    Bake for 12 minutes or until golden. Sprinkle with remaining sugar. Serve.
    Source

    Super Food Ideas - March 2005 , Page 42

    I had two of the little tubs of phili (they are about 40g each) leftover from making cream cheese icing... so I used both them and about 2 tbs of raw sugar. I also sprinkled a bit of sugar before cooking and after (but thats mostly because the nectarines weren't as ripe as they could have been). This recipe is great, the cream cheese is lovely and perfect for danishes... If making this from tinned apricots though I will pat dry the fruit so that it doesn't ruin the pastry. Marc's taking the leftovers for breaky at work tomorrow

    YUM!

    *hugs*
    Cailin

  2. #2
    BellyBelly Life Member

    Jan 2005
    in the valley of cuddles with mountains of smiles
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    thanks sounds delish !