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It looks beautiful and tastes delicious – vegan shortcrust tart. This baked product is not to be missed on the Easter table. The name might suggest that this cake comes from the Mazury region (shortcrust tart is mazurek in Polish), however, the recipe most likely came to our country from Turkey. Since the 17th century, shortcrust tarts have been baked in Poland and are an integral part of Easter dishes. Traditional shortcrust tarts are low, rectangular or square in shape and richly decorated, which also makes them serve a decorative function.
Easter shortcrust tarts are traditionally made on a shortcrust, sponge cake or walnut base, while the top is coated with a sweet paste such as toffee, chocolate, orange or marmalade. Shortcrust tarts are characterized by a rich decoration of dried fruits and nuts. They are also often decorated with icing by placing Easter slogans such as. , “Hallelujah” or drawing spring catkins. Practically in every house they are prepared a little differently. Below is a unique recipe for a vegan shortcrust tart brownie – on a shortcrust bottom with an intensely chocolate brownie mix.
