
Oh, sweet Spring. I am so in love with you. Your warm days and cool nights, bright green leaves and colorful blooms. Could anything be better? I’m don’t think so.


Lately, my evenings have been filled with picnics & trips to the park, time spent savoring the longer days. We’ve been slowly harvesting strawberries from our strawberry patches, making spring even more sweet.


Those strawberries certainly inspired this tart in part, and I thought it would be fun to bake something inspired by my blog name, which I’ve never done before.

These tarts are so simple, and easily adaptable to your taste. The base is full of honey, the flavor comes through nicely. Here, I’ve use a lovely strawberry & black pepper jam the folks at The East India Company were kind enough to send me. You could use any flavor you’d like, though.

honey & jam tarts
crust recipe adapted from Bon Appétit
make 3 small tarts
1 3/4 cups all purpose flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup cold unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
1/4 cup honey
2 large egg yolks
jam of your choice
fruit of your choice
For crust: Mix flour, sugar,and salt in processor. Add butter; using on/off turns, process until mixture resembles coarse meal. Whisk honey,and yolks in bowl. Add honey mixture to flour mixture; using on/off turns, process until clumps form. Gather dough into ball; flatten into disk. Wrap in plastic; chill 1 hour.
Roll dough out on floured surface to 12-inch round. Transfer to 10-inch tart pan (or three individual sized tart pans) with removable bottom. Press dough onto bottom and up sides of pan. Fold overhang in; press to form double layer. Cover and chill 30 minutes or up to 1 day.
Preheat the oven to 350. Remove tart pans from fridge, spread a layer of jam into the bottom. Bake for 15-20 minutes. Allow to cool, top with fresh fruit.
Enjoy!
Those look delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteAs always, this looks absolutely beautiful and delicious!
ReplyDeleteStrawberries are such a welcome sight in spring.
ReplyDelete~Brenda
Mini tarts are about the cutest thing on the planet and you captured them so beautifully! Glad you're taking full advantage of the longer days. It's a good reminder to take it all in.
ReplyDeleteLove love love that this makes 3 tarts! So romantic! :D
ReplyDeleteI love tarts, they are one of my favorite ways to enjoy dessert- these look positively spring like!
ReplyDeleteHere is late. So late. And I- almost in the middle of the night when I know I should go to bed- stay opposite of the screen and dream about your tarts.. I haven't eaten strawberies in these season. It's time to change it! To look for them tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
YUM! These look incredible, love spring time for the strawberries alone :)
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely delicious and perfect for spring!
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique tart with the honey crust and black pepper strawberry jam! Thanks for sharing the recipe and lovely photos. Totally inspired!
ReplyDeleteboy does this look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteso pretty. you make food look even better. :)
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. You have quite the talent my dear!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThose tarts are looking so yummy. Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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Those are so adorable!!! Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteStrawberry black pepper jam?! Sweet with a bit of kick, I suppose? Beautiful tarts, really. I can't wait for strawberry season :)
ReplyDeletemost fabulous! thanks for pointing me to two of my favorite flavors together. strawberries and black pepper! strawberries are also great with a bit of sugar and balsamic vinegar!
ReplyDeleteLovely! :))) Such a beautiful morning, thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, Hannah. This looks so perfect for an early summer treat. And your photographs never stop amazing me!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, they are amazing! Spring is the best season, nobody can deny it. I'm so happy I met your blog a couple o f weeks ago, it's so full of eye candy!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!! These tarts look so yummy. Thanks for the recipe. Spring is great for picnics, and I'm certainly glad you had yours to enjoy.:-)
ReplyDeleteYum! I'm jealous of all you northern hemisphere folks! Here winter has nearly arrived - shorter days and cool nights - the opposite of your post! But I can feel the sunshine and warmth in these tarts - they look divine. Thanks for a little bit of spring!
ReplyDeleteOMG.. I feel so hungry now. I want the strawberries tarts! :D
ReplyDeleteLucky you to have strawberry patches! I had one at my childhood home and the beautiful strawberries in your photos reminded me of that. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteYum! I think that wraps my thoughts up :)
ReplyDeleteHI,
ReplyDeleteThanks is looking delicious. Really very nice concept..
yumm this tartelette is very eautiful. I would to eat one!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so enticing, Hannah! I don't think I've ever made a tart with honey and I'm loving this recipe.
ReplyDeleteAdding to my MUST TRY pile!!!! great as always, Hannah!!!!
ReplyDeleteSimple and gorgeous. Just the way food should be!
ReplyDeletevery simple and elegant! Great dessert!
ReplyDeleteI love tarts and strawberries !! This is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThese are so simple and beautiful... Just love all of the photos, too! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this looks divine! I have this fresh orange marmalade that a friend made out of oranges from the tree in their yard. Any thoughts on what I could substitute the strawberries for?
ReplyDeleteHannah, these look delish! And easy-to-make, so it's right up my alley ;)
ReplyDeleteThe strawberries you harvested look really beautiful. I'm envious! (:
ReplyDeletePerfect. I am working on red, white and blue desserts for some holiday parties, love that this fits and has a twist. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOh these look absolutely amazing! MMM.....strawberries in summertime. Such a good combo!
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Hannah,
ReplyDeleteYou take the most beautiful pictures. I love how you capture a sense of place with your food. I want to just sit at a picnic table in the sun with some iced tea, good company, and delicious honey and jam tarts.
Nice work.
Cheers!
This sounds delicious and it has so made me want to have jam tarts right now :-)
ReplyDeleteThat looks decidedly sexy! I'd be sharing that with a loved one for sure. Followed with some high class bubble.
ReplyDeleteYour tarts and pictures absolutely make my mouth water! I'll have to try these next time I can get strawberries at the market.
ReplyDeletewe love strawberry tarts spread with lemon curd underneath. and cannot wait for our own little green nubs to turn red, soon as the rain stops!
ReplyDeletecutest tarts!! your photography is beautiful as always :) i wish its strawbs season here too...i think if i could, i would eat all the strawberries in the world. prob not possible but id like to try :P
ReplyDeleteYou totally had me at strawberries!
ReplyDeleteI love how pretty those little berries look in the tart. Yum!
ReplyDeleteoh my god, i just fell in love with your blog! you gave me so much inspiration, thank you! and pictures are amazing too.
ReplyDeleteI'm giddy with excitement over this post! I'm growing strawberries this year and the first hint of red has shown through the bright green leaves - spring has sprung and I'm ready for berries. Thanks for the wonderful inspiration - strawberry tarts... my mouth is watering. :)
ReplyDeleteLove your work Hannah. Your photography is inspiring and your food makes me hungry.
ReplyDeleteThe tarts are really beautiful.
How gorgeous they are!
ReplyDeleteAlmost too pretty to eat...
Almost.....
Awesome, I love strawberries and that recipe definitely inspired me for making some mini tarts.
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I included this recipe on my top ten summer recipes list: http://thegirlwriter.blogspot.com/2011/05/top-10-summer-recipes.html
ReplyDeleteOur strawberry plants are covered with blooms. Soon we will enjoy the fruits. I love strawberries. I enjoyed my visit to your lovely blog. Hugs!
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