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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs		Coxon’s kit, Coxon1	6	servings

INGREDIENTS

135	g	Unsalted butter
200	g	Flour; sifted
1	tb	Caster sugar
2	tb	Cold water; up to 3
3	lg	Eggs
200	ml	Lager
200	g	Soft brown sugar
		Cocoa; to garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

Pre-heat the over to 220C/425F/gas7. Cut 100g of butter into pieces
and rub into flour. Add the caster sugar and salt. Mix in enough cold
water and bind to a smooth dough, (do not over handle). Chill for
around 30 minutes.
Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface and line a 23cm tart
tin. Bake blind. Sprinkle the brown sugar over the hot (blind baked)
pastry shell, then mix the eggs and beer together. Pour through a
sieve directly on to the sugar and tart. Cut the remaining 35g of
butter into slivers and scatter over the tart.
Cook for around 35 minutes or until firm to the touch. Leave to stand
for around 10 minutes before serving warm or allow to cool
completely. Dust surface with a little brown sugar and glaze. Dust
plate with cocoa.
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