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tart limone

🍋 No bakey-bakey Lemon Tart  🍋


Our Z loves the tangy zesty lemon. Lemon juice, lemon cakes, lemon-pepper chicken wings, lemon Himalayas candies...what else is there? If there's a lemon donut, wow, i'm pretty sure it'll be a great combo for her! Come to think of it, she enjoys "Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events" too.. is it because its lemony?

So for my Z who loves lemons, from a tentative idea, i finally decided to at least try making a lemon tart in our lifetime. And if all goes well, we can add it to the annals of our family history LOL. (I say this because I have lots of misadventures in the kitchen. It takes a leap of faith to try out some new dish, really.) 

The magic of technology, right up there in my Youtube search hits was missevabakes lemon tart video, golden cheerful yellow, no-bake, her recipe beckoned me.

Yep, yep! We whispered a prayer, rolled our sleeves, and marched to the kitchen!

And here's our first version:
looks like a Pacmon > Pacman and Lemon

nice focus there - foto by Z

Verdict: ETMZ, they all loved it! 😘

Conclusion: 
Best served cold in tiny slices, every now and then. 😍
Some tweaks to hit the spot, but it definitely is up for the go-to recipes for any lazy want-to-whip-something weekend. 

Inspired by: missevabakes 
See her video 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKCnbTl76R4
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