From: Janielle
On Dec 8, 2004
This recipe is cool..the tarts taste gd...however i think a lower oven temp like 180 degree (c) baking for 35mins would be gd...cause i tried 230 for 15mins and the tarts got badly burnt..
From: Chef #645522
On Nov 11, 2007
compared to the ones sold at bakeries, the filling is way too runny. I added some powder to thicken the mixture and it turned out much better, also i don't know why but i always have to bake it for 30-40 minutes
From: ghigi chiu
On Mar 11, 2003
This recipe was great!! My first egg tart..and it came out great!! Thanks! The only problem was the amount of calories it contains! But hey! it's good.
From: L DJ
On Oct 4, 2002
You have made my day. I used to stop at a little shop when I lived in Seattle for these. Been wanting the recipe. These are wonderful.
From: Chef #949500
On Sep 9, 2008
This came out way too watery and I had loads of leftover filling. I think the amount of water added should be lowered dramatically.
From: Chef #569014
On Sep 30, 2007
This recipe is great! It came out perfect the very first time! Thanks for posting!
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