Granny Grok’s Lemon Tart

Added on October 4th, 2012 by our friend from http://mammothkitchen.com.au

Cooking Steps

NOTE: All measurements are in Metric

METHOD – BASE
1. Place all dry ingredients in a food processor (you can use a bowl)
2. Chop cold ghee/ coconut oil into the dry mix and blend until the dry ingredients to resemble crumbs
3. Add Egg yolk and COLD water and blend through
4. Flatten between 2 sheets of baking paper or cling wrap and chill in fridge
5. Once cool, still between paper – roll flat with rolling pin to the same shape but a bit larger than your pie dish
6. Lay pastry over a greased dish and press down into corners. Trim the top edges and use the off cuts to patch any holes in the pastry
7. Blind bake in oven at 180° Celsius for 20 minutes
8. Remove from oven and set aside

METHOD – FILLING
1. Put all ingredients in a bowl and blend (use stick blender or normal blender)
2. Pour mix on top of base
3. Top with thinly sliced lemon rind
4. Bake at 180° Celsius for approx. 30 minutes or until firm
5. Serve warm or chilled

NOW TRY NOT TO EAT THE WHOLE THING!

VARIATION: You can make the filling and bake it in ramekins instead of making the base.

Serves 5
90 Minutes
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Ingredients

  • BASE INGREDIENTS 2/3 Cup Coconut Flour, 1/4 Cup Arrowroot/ Tapioca Flour
  • 1/4 Cup Hazelnut or Almond Meal, 1/4 Cup Xylitol (or equivalent sweetener)
  • 125g COLD Ghee/ Coconut Oil, 1 Egg Yolk
  • 2 Tab Cold Water
  • INGREDIENTS - FILLING 1½ Tablespoons Lemon Rind – Grated
  • ½ Cup Lemon Juice
  • 3 Eggs + the extra white left over from the base
  • ½ Cup Xylitol (or equivalent paleo sweetener of choice)
  • 2/3 Cup Coconut Cream
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  2. Love the sound of this but hate to have to look up to convert some measurements and temps. I’m gonna try but if it doesn’t turn out I’ll have a good idea why

  3. freelife

    I live in Australia, I’m always having to convert recipes, never seem to have any prob doing so, it just takes a few more minutes. So having one recipe I don’t have to convert, is great. Thanks Fast Paleo!

  4. So yummy!! The best pastry recipe I’ve tried :) I use it for all my pies or pastries

  5. Hi! Is the xylitol meant for use as a dry or wet ingredient? I’m tossing up whether to use a powdered or “gel” based sweetener… Maybe xylitol but whatever is in the supermarket/ my cupboard (stevia powder, maple syrup, natvia?)…? Thanks, and by the way I can’t wait to make this!!

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