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This is the lightest and nicest pear tart I have ever eaten. I am also very thankful that Albert is willing to share with me his expertise and tips on making this yummy dessert. I just hope that when I go back to Singapore, I can make one as nice as his without my si fu by my side :)
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Lots of steps and very time consuming, but if you have taken a bite of this delicious tart, you realize that all the hardwork is worth it.
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Don't think you can just put the pears and custard filling in, no no no, need to bake it a bit first the master says.
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Need to bake the crust with some weights inside, that way the pastry will be light and very fragrant.
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I think I better practice how to roll out the pastry first ... not as easy as it looks here.
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It will be a great challenge to make this tart in Singapore because of the weather. I am quite doubtful at this moment :( ... oh well, no venture no gain, we will see...
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