Cherry Lemon Tarts

"These are microwaved. What could be easier or quicker."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • In 5- or 6-oz custard cup, place 2 of cupcake liners.
  • In small bowl microwave the butter until melted.
  • Stir graham cracker crumbs and sugar into melted butter.
  • In each custard cup, place 1 rounded tablespoon crumb mixture, press down with bottom of small glass.
  • Blend the condensed milk, eggs, lemon peel and lemon juice until thickened.
  • Pour 2 tablespoons in each prepared custard cup.
  • Arrange in a ring in microwave oven and microwave at 50% power for 2 to 5 minutes or until each bubbles in 1 or 2 spots, rotating after half the cooking time.
  • The tarts should be removed as they appear done.
  • Repeat the process for the remaining 6 tarts.
  • Cool and serve topped with pie filling.

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Reviews

  1. Outstanding! I made these alongside chocolate cupcakes for dessert, and these were the hands down favourite! Extremely easy and a nice light dessert. Can't wait to make these again, possibly an all-lemon version next time :)
     
  2. Easy to make and really clear instructions which was so important because I was on unfamiliar territory making something like this in the microwave. The only changes I made were to reduce the sugar (I used brown) to one tablespoon and therefore to increase the crumbs by a tablespoon, and to use a well-drained can of whole black cherries instead of the cherry pie filling. I cooked these in microwave-safe ramekins. They looked and tasted fabulous! Thanks for sharing another wonderful recipe.
     
  3. I would have never thought that Lemon and Cherry would go together but after trying this recipe i am a believer. It was yummy and will try it again. Thanks.
     
  4. Considering this complete recipe was done in the microwave it turned out excellent! I did mine in silicone muffin tins in place of the custard cups, lined with paper liners and used 2 tablespoons cracker crumbs (I really did not measure) I topped mine with whipped cream in place of the cherry pie filling. Very easy recipe Paula, thanks so much!...Kitten:)
     
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  1. Easy to make and really clear instructions which was so important because I was on unfamiliar territory making something like this in the microwave. The only changes I made were to reduce the sugar (I used brown) to one tablespoon and therefore to increase the crumbs by a tablespoon, and to use a well-drained can of whole black cherries instead of the cherry pie filling. I cooked these in microwave-safe ramekins. They looked and tasted fabulous! Thanks for sharing another wonderful recipe.
     
  2. Considering this complete recipe was done in the microwave it turned out excellent! I did mine in silicone muffin tins in place of the custard cups, lined with paper liners and used 2 tablespoons cracker crumbs (I really did not measure) I topped mine with whipped cream in place of the cherry pie filling. Very easy recipe Paula, thanks so much!...Kitten:)
     

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