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Bake of the Week: Barry Bryson’s Easy Lemon Tart with Honeycomb

Lemon tart recipe by Barry Bryson, private chef
Lemon tart recipe by Barry Bryson, private chef

BARRY BRYSON is one of Scotland’s most in-demand private chefs.

As the go-to guy for many celebrities and luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, he has catered a diverse range of events, venues and parties.

If this lemon tart is anything to go by, it isn’t hard to see why. Finished with fresh herbs and honeycomb, it’s a belter.

Find out more about at cateredinburgh.com

 

You’ll need

For the pastry

125g unsalted butter

275g plain flour

65g icing sugar

2 large free-range eggs

Extra egg yolk

For the honeycomb

200g caster sugar

5 tbsp golden syrup

2 tbsp bicarb of soda

For the Filling:

4 large free-range eggs

165g caster sugar

80ml lemon juice

Zest of 2 lemons

175ml double cream

Sprig of lemon verbena to garnish

Method

Cube and rub butter into the flour. Add icing sugar and mix through.

Add one egg at a time, using a table knife. Then add a splash of cold water to bring it together.

Quickly work dough into a smooth ball and wrap in clingfilm. Chill in fridge for an hour.

Remove dough from fridge. Roll out and cut into a large circle, of approximately 14 inches.

Using a rolling pin gently place the pastry into a fluted 9 inch tart tin and press gently into the edges. You should have plenty of pastry overhanging.

Blind bake, using baking beans, at 185C/165C fan/gas mark 4/350F for around 15 minutes.

Remove the baking beans and brush the pastry case with egg yolk.

Return the pastry to the oven for around about 7-8 minutes. Cool.

Dissolve the caster sugar with the golden syrup over a low heat and allow it to gently caramelise. Beat in the bicarbonate of soda.

Pour quickly over greaseproof paper to allow it to set. When cooled, roughly break it up and set aside.

Turn oven down to 160C/140C fan/gas mark 2/300F.

Whisk together the eggs, caster sugar, lemon juice and zest, then add cream.

Gently pour into cooled pastry and bake for around 25-30 minutes.

Remove from oven and leave to cool a little.

Scatter the tart with the honeycomb and lemon verbena.

Serve at room temperature.