Summer
Plum and Blueberry Custard Tart with a Hazelnut Crust
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19 Reviews
Janet C.
September 14, 2017
Honestly, this was a disaster. The crust was oily and it took hours to set! Maybe a larger spring form pan would help. That would probably make the filling set sooner. There are many many better recipes out there.
Colleen R.
May 22, 2015
Glad to see these comments as my timer just went off and it's totally soup. I'll continue cooking it to see if it ever sets up. I'm just afraid the crust will be burned to a crisp by then.
Jschliebner
January 28, 2015
This came out great and a perfect consistency though the baking time is more like 45 minutes. I used Fage nonfat plain greek yogurt and I would think that would make a difference in terms of how well it sets but the recipe did not specify greek.
Petite F.
August 23, 2014
Beautiful to look at and yummalishsss...but I could barely lift it out of the springform pan. I even cooked it for about an hour and decreased the milk by 1/4 c and still very runny.
Delish still! thanks for sharing...
Delish still! thanks for sharing...
Dimply D.
July 16, 2014
I'm not sure what happened but this didn't turn out for me. The only sub I made was almond meal instead of hazelnut for the crust. After 40 minutes in the oven the custard still wasn't set, after another 15 I think I took it out finally. It looked beautiful but it was inedible and we had to toss it sadly. It tasted eggy and was super wet - the crust became a soggy mess and the custard never really turned into custard. I'm so sad :( I keep going over the recipe to see what could have gone wrong but can't figure it out. Maybe boiling the mix before putting in the fruit like you do with a normal custard would help? I'd love to hear any suggestions or if anyone else had this problem as I'd really love to make this delicious looking tart again!
Strudel
July 28, 2013
HELP...recipe description is a bit confusing!
Step#1 is combine sugar w/sea salt and then mentions nothing about eggs, yogurt, etc...Wish to make but reticent till I receive word.
Step#1 is combine sugar w/sea salt and then mentions nothing about eggs, yogurt, etc...Wish to make but reticent till I receive word.
drbabs
July 28, 2013
Strudel, she says to combine sugar THROUGH sea salt-- you combine the first 6 ingredients before stirring in the fruit. Hope this helps.
passifloraedulis
February 16, 2012
I tried this twice yesterday (my spring form pan leaked the batter everywhere), and it is PHENOMENAL (even as a disastrous leaky mess). I considered substituting the blueberry Greek yogurt for something else, but I'm so glad I didn't. Wow. Thank you, WinneAb.
AppleAnnie
August 18, 2010
Could the crust be made with almond meal? This is a very appealing recipe as well as a pretty healthy one!
Sagegreen
August 4, 2010
This looks lovely! I also made a few tarts with yogurt this week. I really like your use of the blueberry with the plum for the sweet and sour contrast.
AntoniaJames
August 4, 2010
So beautiful, in every way. We're only now seeing the first freestone yellow nectarines of the year here, after a long, cold and wet spring . . . Plan to try this using nectarines and raspberries. ;o)
gingerroot
August 3, 2010
This looks divine...and I love the gluten-free crust. I'm saving this and cannot wait to try it.
themissingingredient
August 3, 2010
It sounds wonderful and I especially like that you used hazelnut meal. I am amazed at how many kinds of flours and meals that Bobs makes. Your photograph is very classy too.
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