Ingredients:
(adapted from Women's Weekly Cookbooks)
Shortcrust pastry – refer to the recipe here (you can use the store bought pastry)
250 grm ground beef
1 medium onion – chopped finely
2 cloves garlic – chopped
2 tomatoes – cut into small cubes
½ cup of beef stock or water
¼ cup frozen peas
1 tbsp of chopped fresh thyme
2 tbsp of chopped parsley
2 tbsp of Worcestershire sauce
Salt and pepper to taste
2 large potatoes or 3 medium size potatoes (500 grm)
¼ cup milk
1 tbsp butter
1 egg yolk
Salt and pepper to taste
2. Heat about 1 tbsp of olive oil in a frying pan. Cook onions and garlic until soften and lightly brown. Add in beef, cook, stirring until beef changes color. Add in tomato, water, Worcestershire sauce and thyme. Bring it up to boil. Reduce heat, simmer until liquid has evaporated. Stir in peas and chopped parsley. Check seasoning and remove from heat.
3. Boil potato until soft. Remove and drain. Mash potato in a large bowl. Stir in butter, milk, and egg yolk, salt and pepper until well combined.
4. Spoon potato mixture into piping bag fitted with a large star tips.
5. Put the pastry casing on a baking sheet, fill about 1 tsp of beef mixture, and pipe potato over the beef. Set your oven to boil and broil the tarts until the tops slightly brown.
6. Serve warm or at room temperature.
22 comments:
This mini pastry will be excellent for finger food party. They are so cute. I like what you did with the mashed potato. Very creative.
These are great, and obviously tasty!
There are so cute! Perfect finger food for parties!
wow, these pies are so lovely.. what a great idea for the party..^_^
They're perfect! I bet they were fabulous in flavor, too.
Gert...these r great...put in d list 1st, hehhe
Lovely pies...I haven't made tiny pies before. Can I have one piece please? lol..
lovely pie:P can I have a piece please:)
Cute they are...and mouth watering too. Keep some for me ya :) I feel like taking it off from my screen :p coz it is like you are offering it to me :)))
Looks Sooo delicious! Will try to make soon!
Thanks!
Yes cute! If you said it tasted better than it looks, I believed you! Wish I can taste it!
Hmm, looks so yummy...!
These mini pies look so cute and irresitable! Will definitely try to make it soon. ;)
Zue, thank you. They are great for party.
Meeso, yes it is :)
Pigpig, yeap
Rachel, thank you.
Anne, thank you.
Jun, hope you like it :)
Tintin, sure you can :)
Lesley, come on over :)
Elin, ha ha
Tricia, you are welcome.
LCOM, they are cute, aren't they :)
Cooking Gallery, thanks for stopping by. I love you blog :)
Food for tots, hope you like it as much as we do :)
Looks so cute!
Wow they look superb, they impress me, never mind the guests!! :)
These are so much fun, very cute. I like how the mashed potatoes on top look like little roses :).
Leemei, thank you.
Christelle, thank you :)
Sophie, thank you.
looks so pretty man ... this kind of standard, can sell! hehe XD
Noobcook, thank you. No lah. Not up to the standard yet ha ha..
Would these be appropriate for a high school market day?
And how many does this recipie make?
I made these in one bite size piece and it yield about 2 dozen pieces. If you want to make this for your high school market day it has to be much bigger like the normal tart size. You might get 8-9 pieces out of this recipe.
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