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Celebrate Summer with a Simple Strawberry Tart Recipe

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Our growing season is a bit different in Miami than it is around the rest of the country. We just wrapped up Strawberry Season, which runs from December to May, and I had a few  pints of delicious, ripe berries sitting in the fridge. Now, Angeline and I usually just eat bowls full of fresh strawberries by themselves, but I wanted to come up with a fun recipe for this post…so I got a little adventurous and made a Simple Strawberry Tart recipe! Yum, right?

Simple Strawberry Tart Recipe by www.TheRebelChick.com
Now, I am not usually one for making pies and tarts, and my first attempt at a strawberry pie was…well, let’s just say it was a total fail and I ended up just scraping the berries off the crust and eating them on top of yogurt so that they didn’t go to waste! I found this really easy Strawberry Tart recipe by Martha Stewart and used it for my Simple Strawberry Tart. Martha may be known as being catty towards bloggers, but I still love her recipes – this one, at least! ha!

Simple Strawberry Tart Recipe by www.TheRebelChick.com

Simple Strawberry Tart Recipe

Ingredients

1 prepared pie crust (I used a refrigerated pie crust, cuz ain’t no one got time for that…if you DO have time for that, this is a great recipe for a homemade pie crust)
1 8 ounce package cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 1/2 to 2 pounds strawberries, hulled and sliced
1/4 cup grape jelly

Directions

Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and place your pie crust dough to a 9-inch round tart pan with a removable bottom. The removable bottom is key because it makes it so much easier to take the tart out of the pan!

Lay the pie crust dough over the tart pan and press it down into the form, making sure that you press the sides up alongside the pan. You want that pretty crinkle on your tart crust, it’s half the fun! Use a fork to prick little holes all over the bottom of the pie crust and bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees.

Using an electric mixer, beat together the cream cheese, sugar and vanilla until light and fluffy. Pour into the tart pan, spreading evenly. Layer the strawberry slices all over the cream cheese filling.

Heat the grape jelly over medium heat until liquefied, then pour over the top of the berries. Refrigerate for about two hours so that the jelly completely sets over the berries.

Simple Strawberry Tart Recipe by www.TheRebelChick.com

There is nothing better during hot summer days than fresh and fruity treats, am I right? Here are 11 other delicious fresh and fruity recipes too! YUM!

Just a reminder, you can find 12 delicious with 12 ingredients or less every 12th of the month. You can also find our recipes just by searching the hashtag #12Bloggers on Pinterest!

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Strawberry Cheesecake Mini Jars from Mom Endeavors
Mixed Berry Panna Cotta from BetsyLife
Simple Strawberry Tart from The Rebel Chick
Minty Strawberry-Lime Icebox Pie from Home Cooking Memories
Easy Fresh Fruit Tartlets from A Little Claireification
Strawberry Lemonade Popsicles from A Night Owl Blog
Healthy Tropical Fruit Smoothie from Bless This Mess Please
Easy Apple Tarts from Million Moments
Classic Strawberry Shortcake from Eat Your Heart Out
Lemon Sorbet from See Vanessa Craft
Triple Berry Granitas from Around My Family Table
Blueberry Slush from Plugged In Family

 

About Jenn

Jenn, AKA "The Rebel Chick," is a single woman who strives to help her readers live their best lives possible. Whether it be through sharing new recipes, sharing her dating stories, or encouraging people to embrace adventure and travel, she aims to inspire people to live full, happy and authentic lives.

Comments

  16. Cara says

    Oh my that looks yummy! I love strawberries and this looks like the perfect summer treat! I’m drooling it looks so good!

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  22. Shell says

    That tart looks so good! We’re almost done with our strawberry season here in NC. So far, we’ve just eaten them plain or in a strawberry shortcake

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  26. Ashley says

    I live for the chocolate ganache tart from the bakery down the street. This looks like it could be a close second as my favorite! Thanks for sharing!

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  44. Shell Feis says

    That looks amazing! I could never get mine to be that pretty but I doubt it’d last long enough for anyone to see it anyway since I’d totally gobble it up. Thanks for the recipe!

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  52. Karly says

    This looks delicious Jenn! I’d love to have you link up with me and the Create & Share DIY and Recipe Party; it would make an excellent addition!

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  53. Ai Lin says

    Hi Jenn! What a fabulous tart and it really is easy to make. Oh boy, I cannot wait to try this. You are amazing – people will think that this will take ages to make. 🙂 Thanks for a great recipe!

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  56. Nichol says

    Wow, Jenn, that looks absolutely incredible. I’m a sucker for anything with strawberries. Can’t wait to make this for a gathering!

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  59. Holly says

    Hi Ronni – I just harvested about half a cup of strawberries from the garden! A great new recipe to try. Thank you so much for joining the Fluster’s #CreativeMuster party – it was a lot of fun to co-host. Have a great week! Hugs, Holly

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  60. Angela says

    I wish there were a “print button”. I ended up printing over 30 pages just to get this recipe. It sounds wonderful btw,

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    • Jenn says

      Oh my goodness, that is crazy! I am so sorry that happened! I am looking for a way to make the recipe portion printable – thank you for bringing this to my attention!

      Reply

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