The prairies encompass everything I love. The quiet, distant sounds that calm; the open air that inspires; the smells that bring comfort, and the sunshine that warms me. My Prairie Story is about sharing all the good things that have been instilled in me growing up and living on the prairies - my new and old family recipes, nurturing my green thumb, making my house a home, and just keeping up with life! ~ Alison Zulyniak
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Butter Tarts
Butter Tarts are perfect any time of year with a cup of tea, but they are a must at Christmas for me. They freeze nicely and are easy pull out for a dainty tray!
Prep Time: 5 Minutes | Cook Time: 30 Minutes | Makes: 24 Tarts
Ingredients:
24 frozen tart shells
1/2 cup margarine, melted
2 1/4 cups brown sugar
3 eggs, beaten
1 tablespoon vinegar
1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup raisins
Instructions:
- Place frozen tart shells on baking sheet.
- Combine all ingredients except for the raisins.
- Tip: I use my large Pyrex measuring cup because then the filling is easy to pour into shells.
- Fill tart shells until they are almost full. Add a spoonful of raisins to each tart.
- Bake @ 350° for 30 minutes.
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We adore butter tarts and you can't buy them in England. Thank you for providing a really lovely and easy recipe for them!
ReplyDeleteMy what pretty tarts!
ReplyDeleteButter tarts? Are you reading my thoughts?!
ReplyDeleteI love tarts! They are instant portion control {unless you are like me and eat 2 or 3, hee hee}.
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome! I'm loving the brown sugar/raisin combo. Yum!
ReplyDeleteMmmm - with the raisins. Very tempting. Very delicious. I need people over so I don't eat them all.
ReplyDeleteI've never had butter tarts but they sure do include a lot of good ingredients like butter and sugar- they have to be good!
ReplyDeleteAlison these are simply delicious looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteregards
There isn't much that sounds better than "butter tarts"! Wow, what a treat!
ReplyDeleteAdding the raisins by the teaspoon full at the end is a great idea. That way all the tarts have the same amount of raisins..nice touch
ReplyDeleteP.S. I'm an Alberta girl and love those foothills.
Can you use real butter instead of margarine?
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