Burnt Honey Yoghurt Tarts with Cornflake Pastry

Burnt Honey Yoghurt Tarts with Cornflake Pastry

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These burnt honey yoghurt tarts are the result of craving dessert for breakfast but still not wanting breakfast, just dessert with breakfasty ingredients. Makes sense, right?! 

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Salted Honey Yoghurt Tart with Cornflake Crust

These little tartlets are a fun dessert that screams childhood breakfast nostalgia. The filling is soft and velvety with butterscotch flavours which works so well with the extra cornflake crunch in the pastry. If you haven’t discovered the joys of burnt honey, well, stick around because it’s my latest obsession and I’m putting it in everything! 

Here are a few other reasons you should be baking with yoghurt:

  1. The acidity in the yoghurt activates the baking powder which makes whatever you’re baking incredibly fluffy and light.
  2. It’s an incredible substitute for other dairy products such as mascarpone, creme fraiche and even mayonnaise
  3. The fat helps prevent baked goods from drying out and going stale fast.
  4. It adds a tanginess that helps prevent the bakes from becoming overly sweet.
  5. Its a perfect topping or garnish which will cut through richness and sweetness better than cream or ice cream! 

Salted Honey Yoghurt Tart with Cornflake Crust

I know these burnt honey yoghurt tarts may look a bit tricky to make but looks are definitely deceiving in this case. From the super crunchy pastry packed with cornflakes to the salted honey yoghurt filling that’s slightly salty, sweet and tart – this is one of those desserts that take absolutely no effort to make with show-stopping qualities! If you want to make one single tart, that’s totally possible. Just use a 20cm tart tin and continue as normal. And if you’re not up to making the pastry, crush cornflakes and combine with enough melted butter just to bind them together then press into the tart cases for a cheat’s crust that will also do the trick! 

Salted Honey Yoghurt Tart with Cornflake Crust
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Cornflake Crust
  1. 200g cake flour
  2. 120g Corn Flakes, lightly toasted plus extra to serve
  3. 60g icing sugar
  4. 125g cold salted butter, chopped
  5. 1 large egg
  6. 2 tbsp NutriDay Double Cream Yoghurt
Filling
  1. 175g (125ml) honey, plus extra to serve
  2. 1 tsp vanilla extract
  3. 120g salted butter
  4. 50g golden caster sugar
  5. 30ml cake flour
  6. 1 tsp fine salt
  7. 3 large eggs, lightly beaten
  8. 125ml Nutriday Double cream Yoghurt, plus extra to serve
  9. 4 tsp apple cider vinegar
Instructions
  1. For the pastry, place flour, corn flakes and icing sugar in a food processor and blend to fine crumbs. Add butter and blend until it resembles breadcrumbs. Add the egg and 2 tbsp NutriDay Double Cream Yoghurt, and blend until it just comes together. Flatten into a disc, wrap in plastic wrap and chill for at least 30 minutes.
  2. Preheat the oven to 200°C (180°C fan-forced). Grease 10 x 10cm tart tins or one 20cm tart tin.
  3. Roll out pastry between 2 sheets of baking paper to 5mm thick. Line the base and sides of the prepared tins, trimming excess.
  4. TIP If you’re worried about your pastry shrinking, I don’t trim the pastry from the sides of the tins but leave it overhanging. If the pastry does shrink during baking then it won’t be noticeable as we’ll trim the baked pastry from the sides with a sharp knife afterwards.
  5. Chill for 15 minutes. Line with baking paper and fill with pastry weights.
  6. Blind bake for 20 minutes, then remove weights and paper and bake for a further 10 minutes or until golden. Remove from oven and reduce temperature to 180°C (160°C fan-forced).
  7. To make the burnt honey place 175g (125ml) honey in a small saucepan over high heat. Bring to the boil and cook for 5–6 minutes or until very dark brown and starting to smoke, 160°C on a sugar thermometer. Remove from heat and carefully add 1 tbsp water, swirling to combine.
  8. To make the filling, add the butter and vanilla to the burnt honey in the pot, allow to melt completely before taking off the heat. In a large separate bowl, whisk together the sugar, flour and sea salt. Stir in the melted cooled butter mixture until combined. Whisking rapidly, slowly pour in the eggs. Add the NutriDay Double Cream Yoghurt and vinegar and pour the mixture into the baked pie shell.
  9. Bake for 35-40 minutes (for a large tart) or 15 minutes (for small tarts), until the pie is golden brown on top, slightly puffed with a slight wobble in the centre. Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely at room temperature.
  10. Serve the tarts topped with a dollop of yoghurt, drizzled with honey and a sprinkle of cornflakes.
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Vanilla, Olive Oil Nougat with Macadamia Nuts

Vanilla, Olive Oil Nougat with Macadamia Nuts

Homemade Vanilla and Olive Oil Nougat with Macadamia Nuts
For as long as I can remember, every gift I’ve ever given my father, has involved nougat. He can’t get enough of the stuff and can devour an entire stash in one sitting. No surprises as to who I get my sweet tooth from (she says as she licks her sticky nougat fingers in order to type this post)! This Christmas I’ve decided that I’m making all my own gifts, mainly because:

1) It’s cheaper.

2) I get to eat the ‘off-cuts’.

3) Nougat tastes better than socks.

4) Nougat is more thoughtful (than socks).

5) Boney M doesn’t play on repeat in my kitchen.

So I’m making a gigantic batch of nougat – for not just my dad but the whole family. You get nougat! You get nougat! Everybody gets nougaaaaat!

Homemade Vanilla and Olive Oil Nougat with Macadamia Nuts
Like all my favourite things, this one is versatile – you can pretty much design your own according to your – I mean your friends’ – taste. I went for a fancy-sounding but uber delicious combination of vanilla, honey, macadamia nuts and proper extra virgin olive oil. I know we think of olive oil as great for salads and drizzling over literally everything savoury (a la Jamie Oliver) but I’m telling you that good olive oil adds something really special to desserts, not only adding complexity but balancing the sweetness too. I used Olive Pride’s Extra Virgin Olive Oil in my nougat since it has a lovely peppery flavour that is just heavenly with the vanilla and honey.
Homemade Vanilla and Olive Oil Nougat with Macadamia Nuts
Nougat has always intimidated me a bit, I’m not going to lie. In fact, the last time I made it was probably in cooking school (eek!). But this recipe right here is gold! If you don’t already have a sugar thermometer, then get yourself one as a Christmas gift because it is totally worth not running around the kitchen going ‘Is it ready? Maybe I should wait… No, it’s ready. Or not.” The only chicken that should be headless in your kitchen at this time of year, is the one in your oven for lunch. And speaking of gifts to yourself, would you not be the happiest sugar addict on this earth if you received this:
Homemade vanilla and olive oil nougat with macadamia nuts
A folded tea towel, a vintage baking tray (or box), some wrapped up sticks of your homemade nougat and a pretty bottle of olive oil – winning! You can also win at the fabulous competition that Olive Pride is running; simply SMS ‘Olive Pride’ and the last 4 digits of the barcode to 46797. Not only do all the SMS proceeds go to BrightStars, a safe home for children but you can also win a R2000 shopping voucher plus a R500 hamper of yummy olive products.

Now while you go win stuff, I’m going to find out how to get nougat off a Macbook keyboard…

Homemade Vanilla Olive Oil Nougat with Macadamia Nuts

Vanilla Bean and Olive Oil Nougat with Macadamia Nuts

Makes 12 bars

 

2 x A4 rice paper sheets (available from baking shops/in the baking aisle)

350g liquid glucose (available from baking and health shops)

115g honey

550g (2 ½ cups) caster sugar

1 vanilla bean, split (shop my vanilla beans here)

2 large egg whites

50g salted butter

50ml Olive Pride Extra Virgin Olive Oil

400g macadamia nuts, roasted

Line the base and sides of a 20cm square cake tin with baking paper. Cut the rice paper to fit the tin – place one in the bottom and keep the other aside for the top. Place the glucose, honey and vanilla in a saucepan over a low heat until melted, then add the caster sugar and stir until the sugar is completely dissolved and the syrup is translucent. Bring the syrup to the boil and simmer until it reaches 130 degrees celcius on a thermometer.

Start beating the egg whites in an electric mixer to form stiff peaks so that by the time the syrup reaches 140 degrees celcius you’re ready.Gently pour the hot syrup down the side of the bowl into the stiffly-beaten egg whites in a steady stream. Beat for 1 minute or until thick and glossy then gradually add the butter and olive oil. Working quickly, stir in the nuts and spoon the mixture into the lined baking tray. Top with the remaining piece of rice paper and press down to form an even slab of nougat. Allow to cool and set completely for 2-3 hours.Slice into bars or pieces using a sharp serrated knife and a sawing action. Wrap the nougat immediately in baking paper, wax paper or cellophane and store in a cool dry place in an airtight container.

 

VARIATIONS Experiment using different nuts – such as pistachios, almonds and pecan nuts – dried fruit like cranberries, and even coffee beans are delicious in this recipe!

 

Disclaimer: This post has been sponsored by Olive Pride who produce a delicious range of olive products, including the Extra Virgin Olive oil used in this post. www.olivepride.co.za

 

Camembert and Rosemary Bread with Honey and Walnuts

Camembert and Rosemary Bread with Honey and Walnuts

Before you express outrage at the fact that I’m featuring a savoury recipe (Shock! Gasp! Horror!), let me just say that, cheese is basically the chocolate of the savoury world. So it counts. Sort of.

If there’s one thing I love more on this earth than chocolate (and cake), it’s cheese. And bread. No wait, homemade bread!

This is a combination of both those pleasures – homemade rosemary bread wrapped around a wheel of camembert and baked. So that when it comes out the oven, you can put it on the table (and if you’re a nice enough person to share) let friends and family tear off crusty chunks of bread and dip them straight into the oozy, stringy, gooey cheese… But if you bake it and sit on the kitchen floor doing that all by yourself, then hey, who am I to judge!

 

Camembert Rosemary Bread with Honey and Walnuts

Recipe developed and featured in Food & Home Entertaining Magazine

Serves 4-6

 

850 g bread flour

15ml (1 tbsp) sugar

15ml (1 tbsp) salt

55 g unsalted butter

360 ml milk, scalded

240 ml warm water

7g sachet active dried yeast

olive oil, for drizzling

30 ml (2 tbsp) chopped rosemary

250g Camembert wheel

100g walnuts

30 ml (2 tbsp) honey

 

Preheat the oven to 200°C. Stir the flour, sugar and salt together. Stir the butter into the warm milk and allow to cool to room temperature. Place the water in a bowl and add the yeast. Wait one minute before whisking and adding the cooled milk. Stir in the flour mixture to form a rough dough. Knead the dough until perfectly smooth, either by hand or machine. Allow to rest for 10 minutes. Place in a lightly oiled bowl, cover and leave to rise in a warm place until doubled in size. Knock the dough down by kneading it gently to push out the air. Break off a fist size piece of dough and roll out into a small circle. Wrap the dough around the wheel of Camembert and set aside. Roll the rest of the dough out into a rectangle, brush with olive oil and sprinkle with chopped rosemary. Roll the dough up into a sausage and then cut the sausage in half lengthwise, leaving the top still attached. Twist the two pieces around each other then form into a circle around the Camembert, pressing the two ends together. Cover and leave to rise in a warm place until doubled in size. Brush with olive oil, sprinkle with walnuts and bake the bread at 200°C for 30-40 minutes or until golden and firm. The bread is ready when it makes a hollow sound when tapped on the bottom. Drizzle the walnuts with honey and serve immediately while still warm.

Honey and Toasted Almond Puff Pancake

Honey and Toasted Almond Puff Pancake

Also known as a ‘Dutch baby’ this beautifully puffy pancake is a different spin on a breakfast favourite. It’s essentially a sweet Yorkshire pudding; a 5-ingredient batter which is poured into a preheated pan with lots of melted butter. I love how the puffy edges go crispy and almost embrace the fillings that you could add in the middle. Think berries or sliced fruit, scoops of vanilla ice cream or dollops of creme fraiche. I kept mine delightfully simple with a drizzle of honey and a scattering of toasted almonds. And if you’d rather to stick to the good ol’ classic pancake then give my milk tart pancakes a try!

Honey and Almond Puff Pancake

Serves 1-2

 

37g (1/4 cup) flour, sifted

15ml (1 tbsp) caster sugar

1 egg

60ml (1/4 cup) milk

½ tsp vanilla essence or extract

15g butter

25g flaked almonds, toasted

Honey, to serve

Icing sugar, to dust

 

Preheat oven to 200C. Place a 10cm cast iron skillet, pan (with an oven-proof handle) or oven-proof dish in the oven for at least 20 minutes to preheat. In the meantime, combine the flour and sugar. Add the eggs, milk and vanilla and whisk to form a smooth batter. Once the pan is preheated, remove it from the oven and add the butter. Coat the pan with the melted butter then immediately pour in the pancake batter and place back in the oven. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until the pancake is puffy and golden brown. Remove from the oven and serve immediately scattered with almonds, drizzled with honey and finished off with a dusting of icing sugar.

 

TIP  Take care when removing the pan from the oven as it will be very hot!