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Flaky tart shells filled with gooey butter and brown sugar filling — a Canadian-born baked treat.
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Butter tarts were born in Canada: small tart shells are filled with butter, brown sugar, and egg and baked. A slightly runny center is considered ideal, and whether to add raisins or walnuts is hotly debated among Canadians. Ontario even has a 'Butter Tart Trail.'
Cut the pastry into 8cm rounds and press into muffin tins.
Mix the melted butter, dark sugar, egg, honey, vanilla, and salt well.
Put a few raisins in the bottom of each shell.
Pour in filling two-thirds full.
Bake at 200°C for 15–18 minutes until the filling bubbles.
Cool in the tins.