Raspberry Divinity Tarts–Adopt a GF blogger

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I haven’t gotten to adopt a GF blogger lately, but as soon as I saw Heather’s Raspberry Divinity Tarts, because I thought they were just about the cutest thing ever, my DH loves raspberries and I have a gob of raspberries growing right now!

They are SO cute. The only thing is that they are high maintenance and get all sorts of mushy and sticky once you uncover them and add the raspberries, so gobble them down. It wasn’t hard to talk people into it, and they do keep well in a sealed container. Everyone loved them, and I’ll certainly make them again! I followed the recipe, but had it preheated too high, so that’s why they’re a bit more tan than Heather’s. I filled them with a faux Nutella paste (ok, I confess, I wanted chocolate hazelnut paste and I think the rest of the recipe may well have been an excuse to indulge).

Do check out the other recipe that Heather contributed to Sea’s Baby shower. The pictures are great and there’s good info, too. I’m delighted that I got a chance to check it all out!

About Cheryl Harris

Life played a funny trick on me. I've studied nutrition for years, and much to my surprise, found out that I could manage many of my health issues via diet. I've been GF for years, and I've got a bunch of allergies and sensitivities. But it definitely doesn't keep me from cooking, baking and enjoying my food. Thanks for stopping by.
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2 Responses to Raspberry Divinity Tarts–Adopt a GF blogger

  1. Heather says:

    Glad you enjoyed them. The hazelnut paste sounds like a great idea. I’ll have to try that next time.

    I didn’t have any problem with the meringues getting mushy and sticky. Maybe the meringue didn’t dry out enough before covering them? I left mine out for about an hour, then filled them, and then left them out another couple hours before covering lightly. I made such a large batch I even put them in the refrigerator overnight — chocolate, raspberries and all. They were still crispy the next day.

  2. that’s really good to know–they were PERFECT when kept sealed, but not
    when open. I will have to try again (and again) 🙂

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