They are quick and easy to make, taking just 20 minutes to prep and another 20 minutes to bake, making them ideal for gatherings, holidays, or even a casual afternoon snack.

The classic lemon tart served with a glazed top and a dollop of crème fraîche. Zingy, fresh and a wonderful way to end a meal. For the pastry, put the flour, butter, icing sugar and salt in a ...

This dessert is all what you need. Add flour, sugar, salt, butter together and work it like a pastry dough. Line it in a 11 inch tart mould. Add lemon juice and zest mix to eggs. 5. Incorporate the ...

A tangy lemony dessert to end your meal on a fresh note. Tart cases filled with lemon curd consisting of lemon rind. Place this dough neatly in the pie dish. Stuff it with some weight so that the ...

Mary Berry's creamy lemon tart is so simple to make. The filling is not baked, just set in the fridge. It can be made up to a day ahead. This is quite a deep tart so make sure you use a deep tin ...

Use a tart lemon variety for a good lemon flavour. Don’t allow the lemon mixture to get too hot or boil as it will curdle.

For those unfamiliar, the French 75 is a bubbly, citrusy, gin-infused cocktail that's easy to make and even easier to put ...

Raspberry and lemon tarts are one of my all-time standbys as I always have frozen berries on hand. The raspberries, of course, can be replaced with other berries. If it’s easier, make one large ...