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Green Tea Milk Spread Chocolate Tart

Always fancy making tarts but the thought of preparing both the tart AND the filling makes you tired before even starting? This green tea spread filling could be a game-changer for you!

green tea chocolate tarts topped with raspberries and cream

With ready-made green tea spread as your filling, you only need to concentrate on making them awesome tart shells (or even better, frozen pre-made ones!). This green tea spread tastes strongly of fragrant green tea leaves, and have a sweet undertone, hence we will highly recommend to make small tarts, or top them with some meringue, so that you or your guests won’t be too overwhelmed by the sweetness.

Or even better, pair them with some Osulloc Teas for that perfect afternoon tea party.

filling chocolate tarts with green tea spread

What’s in this recipe?

  • Green Tea Spread – Osulloc Green Tea Milk Spread is of the perfect consistency and taste profile for this tart. It is not too runny nor hard, and of the right sweetness in this bite-sized treat!
  • Butter, Sugar, Egg, Flour – The basics for tart dough. Before baking, it is necessary to chill the dough in order to keep the butter cold. This is the key to having flaky tarts! Cold fat melts and creates steam as the pastry bakes, and raises the flour into crispy layers.
  • Cocoa Powder – This tones down the sweetness of the tart with a tinge of bitterness, and this balanced profile is what makes you keep wanting for more for the tarts without feeling like it’s too much.

How to make green tea chocolate tarts

Here’s how you make these delectable tarts!

making green tea chocolate tarts

  1. Add butter and sugar into a bowl and mix it with a spatula. Add in an egg and continue mixing. Finally add in flour and cocoa powder and bring everything together into a dough
  2. Chill dough in fridge for 30 minutes.
  3. Preheat oven at 180C.
  4. Grab small balls of dough to fit into your mould. Poke holes with a fork and bake for 10-12 minutes.
  5. Let tarts cool. Fill tarts with the green tea spread and let them set in the fridge for an hour.
  6. Top with whipped cream and raspberries and serve!

Ways to serve Green Tea Chocolate Tarts

How to eat Green Tea Spread

The Feliz Green Tea Almond Spread spread is rich and creamy in nature, with a slight bitter overtone from the green tea and balanced by a little sweetness. You can have it on its own – as a spread on bread, waffles, toast, pancakes, etc. Check out another way of incorporating the spread in your bakes: Molten Green Tea Chocolate Cookies.

What to do with extras

I mean, there is little reason to have any leftovers once these delicious green tea tarts are served. But just in case you made a large batch, store the tarts in air tight container in fridge for up to 3 days.

icing sugar on green tea chocolate tarts with raspberries

 

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Green Tea Chocolate Tart


  • Total Time: 10 mins

Description

Bite-sized chocolate tarts filled with tasty ready-made green tea spread.


Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. Add butter and sugar into a bowl and mix it with a spatula. Add in an egg and continue mixing. Finally add in flour and cocoa powder and bring everything together into a dough
  2. Chill dough in fridge for 30 minutes.
  3. Preheat oven at 180C.
  4. Grab small balls of dough to fit into your mould. Poke holes with a fork and bake for 10-12 minutes.
  5. Let tarts cool. Fill tarts with the green tea spread and let them set in the fridge for an hour.
  6. Top with whipped cream and raspberries and serve!