These caramel tarts are incredibly yummy and super easy to make. The perfect ‘bring a plate’ – everybody will love them and think you slaved in the kitchen for hours!
These tarts have become a ‘requirement’ when I catch up with girlfriends for morning tea or asked to bring a plate at dinner parties.
Gather ingredients
Cook pastry cases, add caramel, top with a dollop of cream and sprinkle with flake chocolate. EASY!
Ooh so tasty!
Ingredients
Method
- Cook pastry cases following packet directions.
- Spoon caramel over cases, spreading to the edge, dividing tin amongst the cases.
- Dollop a large spoonful of cream over the caramel.
- Crumble flake over cream.
- Keep in fridge until ready for serving.
Have you made this recipe?
I’d love to hear how it turned out!These super easy caramel tarts are guaranteed to be a crowd-pleaser, whether it’s a morning tea with friends or a dinner party treat. With minimal effort and maximum flavour, they’ll quickly become one of your go-to recipes. Give them a try and watch as everyone swoons over your “hours of effort” that only took minutes!
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These are also a family fav in our place – But I use Ginger Snaps on the bottom and heat them till they are soft in the oven in shallow muffin trays, pushing them in to shape then leaving them to cool forming little cases.
Just adds a nice taste to them..:)
mmmm….like that idea Chelle…thanks for sharing.
Thats exactly what i do Chelle, except that I use butternut snaps…also yummy 🙂
Yep! We use butternut snaps here too! Delicious!! And instead of flake I usually melt a little chocolate and pipe some little decorations onto baking paper for the top… like I did here
Very clever, great tip!
Making caramel is a lot of fun too. I had a ball making these homemade caramel apples by Martha Stewart. Perfect for Halloween! http://michaelbeyer.wordpress.com/2010/10/10/clas…
Instead of using tart cases, you can use ginger nut biscuits…just pop them in a muffin tin and bung them in the oven for 5-10 mins (watch them). They will soften and sink down into a bowl shape. Then just take them out, let them cool and harden again and add the rest. Yummy!
Sorry Chelle! Just read your post – duh!
Such a simple and great idea, thank you for the tip
Add a slice or 2 of banana at the bottom – yummm
Ooh Leanne, that sounds divine, I’m going to have to try that next time 🙂
The banana is a real winner, it’s like a banoffee pie – delish!
Ooh i love the sound of the banana too, Sharmion!
Thanks