Aug-Sep 2017
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Eating in<br />
will prevent the dough from<br />
sticking to the forms.<br />
Next wash, pit and cut the<br />
apricots into quarters. Mix<br />
ground cardamom and ground<br />
almonds in a small bowl and set<br />
aside.<br />
Pour the dough into the tartlet<br />
forms, leaving 1cm to the edge.<br />
Dip the apricots into the almond<br />
and cardamom mix and arrange<br />
on top of the dough, almond<br />
mix side facing down. Bake for<br />
45 minutes till golden brown.<br />
Gluten-free apricot<br />
tartlets with fresh mint<br />
Diana Warrings suggests a tasty and<br />
healthy dessert for your next barbecue<br />
To serve, sprinkle the tartlets<br />
with some of the ground<br />
almond and cardamom mix and<br />
top with freshly chopped mint.<br />
They are good cold, too, so you<br />
can prepare them in advance, if<br />
you like. If needed they can be<br />
warmed up in the oven for 10<br />
minutes at 160C before serving.<br />
A scoop of vanilla ice cream also<br />
works a treat.<br />
Diana Warrings is a qualified<br />
nutritional therapist cooking<br />
delicious and healthy food, shared<br />
on irmagreen.com<br />
It was Alexander the Great who<br />
brought apricots to Europe.<br />
These delicate and delicious<br />
golden orange fruit are super<br />
healthy, not only providing<br />
a good amount of fibre,<br />
potassium and iron, but they<br />
are also rich in the carotenes<br />
lutein and lycopene, which<br />
give them their lovely colour<br />
and have been shown to be<br />
beneficial for eye and skin<br />
health.<br />
This quick and easy apricot<br />
tartlet recipe is the perfect<br />
dessert for your next dinner<br />
party or BBQ.<br />
48 LOVEEAST<br />
Method<br />
I hope you enjoy making it as<br />
much as you'll enjoy eating it.<br />
Add the soft butter and soaked<br />
dates to a food processor and<br />
mix until light and fluffy. Next<br />
add the egg and the quark and<br />
mix until nice and creamy. Now,<br />
gradually add the flour, mix until<br />
everything is combined into a<br />
thick creamy dough. Set aside.<br />
Pre-heat the oven to 200C (Gas<br />
6) and prepare 6 x 12cm tartlet<br />
forms by brushing them with a<br />
little butter or coconut oil. This<br />
Ingredients (for 4-6)<br />
125g butter (at room temp)<br />
8 (60g) soaked dates (soak for<br />
at least 2-3 hours)<br />
1 egg<br />
100g of quark cheese<br />
180g of tiger nut or almond<br />
flour<br />
300g ripe apricots<br />
30g ground almonds<br />
4 cardamom pods or ½ -1 tsp<br />
of ground cardamom<br />
6 sprigs of fresh mint