Honey and Yoghurt Tart

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Are you trying to think of a dessert that is equally good at dinner as it is for an impressive afternoon tea?

Of course, you are. This Honey and Yoghurt tart is a make ahead beauty that is an easy recipe plus EVERYONE always loves it.

Yes, I even promise this dessert is great 3 or 4 days after it is made.

It’s pretty simple. The trick is to cook it in a gentle oven and pull it out while it is still soft and creamy.

How to serve Honey and Yoghurt tart

Serving couldn’t be easier either…. just smother with Greek yoghurt and honey. I’ve added some blueberries. I like that they aren’t too tart and I love the dark colour too. You could serve yours with cream if you prefer but I find the yoghurt adds a lovely tang and then I can add a bit of extra honey on top without it all becoming overly sweet.

How to make Honey and Yoghurt tart

1. Make crumbs with cookies, sugar and butter and press into the 20 cm tin
2. Bake briefly to add crunch. This really makes a difference
3. Mix the yoghurt, honey, butter vanilla and eggs and mix well
4. Bake the tart till just done and cool
5. Serve this delicious tart with yoghurt and honey

Greek products

This recipe is based on a jar of Greek honey I got when I discovered The Grecian Purveyor after returning from Greece earlier this year. If you have ever been to Greece then you probably discovered a little before me the pleasure of its simple sun ripened food. It’s a place where everyone seems to have a family speciality and they delight in sharing food with you.

My recipe uses “greek style”yoghurt. Yoghurt in Greece defies description and I do it no justice describing it as the creamiest thickest most amazing yoghurt I have ever tasted. The yoghurt on the top of this dessert is from the supermarket here in Australia, but it is creamy and tart and is a great counterpoint to the honey both inside the tart and slathered on top of it. Greek style yoghurt is thick and creamy and makes such a great partner to honey. Essentially this is like a cheesecake made with yoghurt!

The honey I used is an unusual saffron flavoured one called “Vasilissa” from an organic producer called Stayia Farm on the Island of Evia and you can find it and others here if you are desperately missing Greece too! Of course as always if you can’t get your hands on Greek honey use our beautiful Australian honey instead.

Possibly one of the things that makes this dessert easy is the crumb crust. A crumb crust usually doesn’t initiate as much fear in a cook as pastry seems to. You could possibly make this tart gluten free if you use rice cookies or another gluten free cookie. The trick with cooking yoghurt though is that it needs a “flour” to keep it from separating when it is heated. I have added a wheaten flour to mine but you could possibly play with gluten free flour as a replacement. Let me know if you try this.

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Honey and Yoghurt tart

This Honey and Yoghurt tart is a make ahead beauty that is an easy recipe plus EVERYONE always loves it. Simple elegant and easy too!

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Prep Time 20 mins

Cook Time 40 mins

Course Dessert, Holiday Food, Summer dessert

Cuisine Australian, greek

Servings 6 people

Ingredients

  

Crumb Crust

• 200 gm biscuits granita, butternuts, Graham Crackers 7.05 oz
• 100 gm butter melted 3.5 oz
• 30 gm sugar, caster 2 tablespoons, 1oz

Filling

• 60 gm butter soft, 2.1oz
• 100 gm honey liquid honey, 3.5oz
• 20 gm flour, plain 2 Tbsp
• 250 gm yoghurt plain Greek, 8.8 oz
• 3 whole eggs
• 5 ml Vanilla 1 teaspoon
• 30 ml lemon juice 1oz

Serving

• 200 gm yoghurt, Greek
• 100 gm honey
• 200 gm blueberries

Instructions

 

The crumb base

• You'll need a 20cm x 5 cm, (9 inx 2 in) tin with a removable base. Turn the oven onto 170C/ 340 F
• Put the biscuits/cookies into the food processor with 100 gm melted butter and 30 gm caster sugar. blend till fine and combined
• Pour into the tin and press up the sides and along the bottom/. You can press the crumbs with a glass to get a good tight crumb
• bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until just starting to colour. Set aside

The yoghurt honey filling

• Put the honey, butter, and flour into the cleaned food processor bowl. process till well combined and creamy
• Add the eggs one at a time while mixing well
• Add the yoghurt, vanilla and lemon juice. Scrape down and process again
• Pour the mixture into the tart case. Turn the oven down to 160C / 320F then
• Bake the tart for 30 to 40 minutes or until just set. The cream cheese will still be a little wobbly

To serve

• After taking the tart out of the tin smudge the top with yoghurt. Drizzle over the honey. Add the blueberries and serve

Notes

If you don’t have a food processor, crush the biscuits with a rolling pin

You can mix the filling with a hand held or stand mixer, mix the soft butter, honey, vanilla and flour till creamy. Add the eggs, yoghurt and lemon juice and mix well.

 

Nutrition Facts
Serving size: 170 gm
Servings: 6
Amount per serving
Calories	588
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 29g	37%
Saturated Fat 15.8g	79%
Cholesterol 144mg	48%
Sodium 341mg	15%
Total Carbohydrate 72.7g	26%
Dietary Fiber 1.4g	5%
Total Sugars 51g
Protein 10.6g
Vitamin D 8mcg	39%
Calcium 168mg	13%
Iron 2mg	13%
Potassium 296mg	6%
*The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a food serving contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calorie a day is used for general nutrition advice.

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