Mary Berry's indulgent lemon posset tart with raspberries - BBC
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2020
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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer-Home 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, such as a loose-bottomed 20cm/8in quiche tin or deep sandwich tin.
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Mary heads off down the Thames - from the gentle, calm waters of the non-tidal Thames to the fast-flowing, choppy banks in central London. Mary explores the hidden gems of this iconic river, stopping for delicious food along the way.
Mary’s journey starts with the Henley Rowing Club, where she is recruited as their cox. To feed her breathless team, Mary rustles up some delicious mixed bean and butternut squash wraps. Next, a vessel skippered by royal waterman Jonathan Hunt ferries Mary to The Waterside Inn - the world-famous, three-Michelin-Star restaurant run by the Roux family - where Mary is in for a real, comforting treat. But this luxury is replaced with hard work when Mary finds herself at the helm, steering the harbour master’s patrol boat into the heart of the capital.
Right in the centre of the city, Mary discovers an oasis floating on the Thames when she meets an established river community who have turned their barges into gardens teaming with fruit and veg. Mary’s maritime exploits inspire her wonderful Thai salmon, her sustaining warm chicken and dill salad and two blissful puds - a refreshing lemon tart and a decadent toffee and pear pudding.
Mary Berry's Simple Comforts | Series 1 Episode 2 River Thames | BBC
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I used to find these type of shows boring as a child, but now, they are quite relaxing.
So true
@PieceOfToast lol.. it's funny, because I feel the same way :P
MAry is the best of the best, her shows just cooking and relaxing with her family rock! And she has a great sense of humour despite having had a hard life in some ways..
It's because we are growing old Para
I know,me,too...we re getting older lol
I read that as "Lemon possessed tart".
I was intrigued to say the least.
Lmao
i read lemon possum tart, so same
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Well,according to Mary the filling IS to die for
Mary Berry has such a soothing way about her cooking.
So thankful for this wonderful woman, helps bring a smile on all this crazy day to day madness. Bless you Mary you are a jem.
Enjoying watching your videos, such lovely recipies and straightforward, no involved fiddly steps. And lovely to listen to Mary speak. All the best to everyone, stay safe and well 🇦🇺
I just discovered this gem of a lady! And I'm obsessed with the elegance that she emanates!!❤️ Class!!
Truly Mary Berry is one of the great treasures of our nation! Long live the Queen!
How beautiful ! Made my mouth water!
Thanks Mary❤️
Aaaa some positivity from my life. I love my son and I love dessert.
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I’ve made this and it came out just perfect ❤and it is now one of my go to sweets all year round thank you lovely lady
I love her cooking especially her cake...
Love everything she does.
Thank you Mary!
Looks beautiful
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This is a very sweet autumn for comfortable.
Mary Berry is a fantastic cooking about this cake.
Love all your cakes thank you so much 💕
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I loved the video and the way you talked!! ☺️
Marvellows.. Easy And taste!! Thank you very much ! I ‘ll do that!
That is perfect for Christmas eve feast.
It's very nice perfect delicious lemon cake i love that Thank you so much this is the best cooking for me ever great job gues and thank you for that recipe i love cake and lemon very nice amazing great job i love it is so awesome always yea Thank you bbc 😉🙏👍👋😀👊🙌💝💖
Oh wow ♡
I hope she still does this because she loves it because it's gotta be hard with that level of arthritis.
She doesn’t have arthritis, it’s from having polio as a child. It’s worth watching the documentary of her life story 🙂
@@wanitagons4269 Oh I didn't know that. Thank you! I'll have to check it out. Her hands just look a lot like my grandpa's and I know his hurt pretty bad.
sioframay it’s definitely not for wimps this getting old thing 😔 that said, I think she’s pretty brave having been on camera all her life and basically working with her hands as they are. Some would not have 🙂
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Great, now I'm hungry
I actually love Mary Berry
Refreshing after all these days and weeks of gloom. Few minutes of delicious cooking away from Covid-19. Thank you for uploading! ☺️
It makes my mouth watery and lifts my mood a bit. 🤣
Lordddd delicious indeed yh
im not a cake person but i prefer chocolate but we all love the baker .x
Yummy mmmh
This is a rich comfort tart cake.
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I just finished pouring the filling of my first Mary Berry lemon posset tart. Fingers crossed it sets properly.🤞🏼❤🍋
(Edit) It did and it was perfect!!!❤
-How does it tastes?
-Well, it's tart.
I need the recipe pls!❤
Just a note if you're in the US trying to make this: it won't work. 😞 Sadly, US cream isn't as thick as British double cream, so it doesn't set. Use the America's Test Kitchen posset recipe to pour in the pastry.
Hello Mary, thankyou I am going to make this it looks fabulously delicioso! How much cream please?
600ml! The full recipe link is in the description box. Hope this helps 😊
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Name of the music at the end?
Need something simple but yummy to lift the mood after cyclone Gabrielle Hit New Zealand. Going to make and share.
She's so cute.
You can totally cheat if you buy a ready made sweet pastry case.❤️
I made this last night and am eating it right now! I have to say it’s delicious but mine is somehow a bit runny and drooped. Any suggestions on improving my tart?
What kind of cream did you use?
Jeff Miller I used heavy whipping cream. After the first day my tart became harder so it was better and more like it is supposed to be. I doubt you can use milk.
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Wath about the beans afterwards are the useable afther been heated in the oven? Tart seems delicious just now when the autumn raspberries is fresh! Barbro Sweden
I think she's using ceramic beans in this instance. If you use dried beans you cant use them for anything else but baking, just store in a glass jar and you can use them for years.
Oven baking beans are reusable. You wait for them to cool down, and put them back in a container for next time. They're just clay.
Thank you for clearing this up for me. The beans through me, but now make perfect since. Thank you. Hello from South Texas.✌❤
Thank you all three for the comment's, going oute soon and pick the autumn raspberries that now is raped at store them for tomorrow, for compleet the ingredienses in the recip! Barbro Sweden
Surprised Mary didn't strain the custard before adding it to the pastry shell pan.
It's not a custard, there's no starch, so no need to strain
Greetings. I've been trying to make this recipe to no avail. I'm having trouble getting my posset to set and I'd really like to get this figured out.
Here, in the U.S., the British Double Cream by Devon, comes in a small jar and it has a solid consistency (more like cream cheese), as opposed to a liquid "pouring" consistency.
Should the Double Cream be whipped, blended or heated first to achieve liquid form before using in the recipe? Should I add something to it, to change the consistency?
So far, I've had lots of trial and error and still, no success in getting a proper, firm set with the filling.
Could it be the lemon juice. Is there a more precise amount of juice that should be used?
Does anyone have any recommendations?
I refuse to give up on this recipe. It's not going to beat me (smile).
Thanks so much
-Lisa
How much lemon juice?
Do you have to heat the cream before other ingredients go in …you don t mention that bit.?
Followed this recipe to the letter,so can anyone please tell me why my lemon posset didn’t set properly.
Is the bottom soggy?
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This is a cake with cream like cheesecake and topped with raspberries. How great?
no eggs !! fabulous
Eggs are incredibly expensive in new Zealand at the moment so I was pleased to see this recipe today
You don't say how much cream to use? can you tell me please Is it a half pint of double cream or 1pt???
600 mls
How many grams of flour??
How many juice lemon????
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How much cream???
600mls
Old miss wossit sat on her posset
Wait! So, cero eggs?
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"add the Zest of 3 Lemons"
*Bottom G has entered the chat*
쥰나맛있겠다......
Became grainy. How can it be improved?
Wow no eggs
All I'm thinking is: May it be vegan
you'd have to find an adequate substitute for the cream, but it could probably be easily adapted
The thickening and setting of the lemon posset filling is based on the fact that the acid lemon juice makes the cream (sort of) curdle and thicken. So I don’t think the. same reaction is possible with plant-based milk or cream, but I suppose using a vegan thickener such as agar agar or perhaps pectin might work.
urgh!. looks horrid. bit sour!.
Heidi Stinton It’s a citrus dessert. Of course there’s going to be a sour taste.
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I have some words of encouragement in the midst of what's going on. It might sound wierd, but it is for real and I thought it would be important to say it.
Its long because I've tried to and any faqs!
Hopefully this will answer some of those nagging questions -
Why can't evil be forgiven and let off, how is the whole "Jesus dying" thing really relevant to anything? To you? if you still have any questions let me know x
Ever struggle? Ever doubt that God Loves You After what you've done? Ever wonder if He exists for that matter? Read this:
All of us have lied, stolen (even tiny things count), spoken badly to our parents and had embarrassing and detestable thoughts in our thought life. The Bible calls this "sin", the breaking of God's laws. You might think, so what? Everyone lies and thinks bad things about others! Its human!
You're right. That's exactly what the Bible says, we're "born into sin" and that "all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God" - Romans 3:23
What is that "glory", morally speaking?
Well, the opposite of human nature and desires.
Not lying, not stealing, and having a perfect thought life is God's standard for us.
But if its God's standard and we were made in "God's image", Why don't we meet it?
Well, Remember Adam and Eve and when they sinned. Before sin they were perfect in thought word and DEED completely, but after the first sin occured due to Satan's tempting in the Garden, it destroyed that part of us that was morally perfect and in perfect harmony with God's morals, standard, and love. So while we kept certain things, the ability to be thinking individuals with unique personalities, the moral part (affecting how our thoughts, actions and personalities operate) was damaged. To the point where we are "opposed" to God, hence His nature and standards being the opposite of what we see as reasonable or possible. The Bible even makes it clear that "apart from God you can do nothing" - John 15:5. Without Him, it will 100% feel "opposite", unreasonable and alien to us. Only WITH Him can we gain victory in these things.
Why doesn't God just let sin off and leave it?
God is described as a "righteous judge" in the bible, many wonder why God doesn't just let sin off and leave it, but He can't. Why? That's like a if a judge let off a
murderer who broke the state law. Everyone would attack that judge and call Him corrupt, saying that he had not done right and should be fired for failing to punish the murderer for his evil. AND to completely love and be good as God is, means you need to, in turn, hate all forms of evil. You can't truly love good unless you hate the existence of evil.
This essentially means that God needed, as a righteous judge to punish sin with the ultimate penalty of death and separation from His presence forever. Hence Hell.
"The soul that sins shall die (in Hell and suffer damnation)" - Ezekiel 18:20
But God, who is also love, did not want to see His creation tortured and cut off from Him. He cares so much for is that He couldn't bear to see us fall into Satans hands and suffer death, even though we broke the law and deserve to bear the guilt, pain and be cut off from perfection forever through damnation.
Because of justice, God could not leave sin and evil unpunished, BUT because of LOVE, God provided someone else to take that punishment on our behalf, satisfying both justice (by punishing the evil committed), and love (by sparing OUR lives) despite our sin.
God sent His own SON - think about that. His *Son*, the one whom He loved infinitely (the same way He loves us).
God allowed Him to take the pain we deserved, He took ALL of Gods wrath for every single sin you and I have committed. He was punished brutally and completely as if He was the picture of mankind's sin itself so that we do not have to be punished.
Back in the courtroom scenario: He paid the "fine" at His own expense (His life had to be morally perfect on this Earth, then He had to be killed as a sinless sacrifice on our behalf).
So when He returns to remove all evil from the face of the Earth, we can be spared and free because Christ has already BEEN punished on our behalf. He then rose again on the third day, conquering not only life and sin and temptation, but DEATH.
"I am the resurrection and the life: he that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live (immortality and eternally in Heaven when I return)" - John 11:25-26
ALL we have to do is accept it by faith. Faith alone in Christ alone.
Religion = rules to be saved
The gospel = Christ saved us already we just have to believe it by faith. If you lack faith (as I did before), pray. He will make it strong it time. Trust Him as you would trust those close to you. He knows you even better than that. He created you and knows you inside out.
...WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
What does it actually mean for us?
It means we can be completely free from the penalty of damnation.
Not only that but we can be restored to Him and recreated into His moral image AGAIN as long as we accept Jesus having paid the price for us and accept Him as our Lord, the one who is in the front seat of our lives. He has a plan for your life, He's created you for a purpose. Just remember that. A purpose that includes being recreated into His image, one you can only accomplish through Him and reliance on His power and by following HIS way of life.
What is this new way entail?
It entails love, true love and service and aid to others, to "love God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength" and "love your neighbour as you love yourself" Matthew 22:37, 39.
Sharing the message of Christ's death, resurrection and soon return on this Earth to give justice OR mercy depending on what the person chose.
Sound "opposite" again?
God knows it sounds opposite, which is why, as The Bible states, this is NOT something we can do alone. It's not in our nature.
We need a new nature in the front seat, and the first step is to repent (turn from and reject our sin, pursuing the opposite direction and drawing close to God)
Christ will give us an actual DESIRE to do these things. Through the, Holy Spirit, sent by Him to us after the ascension. He speaks to us through thoughts, verses, ideas and prayers and guides us so that we gain a desire to follow God and be able to do these "opposite" things through Him.
...
What is the way FOR though?
Firstly its to save you from sin - the only way to gain victory over sin and not have it as your master is through having Christ as your master and following His aid to resist the devil's temptations.
Christ lived down here for 33 years suffering EVERY FORM of temptation that you have ever faced - "who in every respect [has] been tempted as we are, yet without sin" Hebrews 4:15.
Therefore He is able to help us through our struggles. When the devil knows people have left his camp, he always tries harder with more temptations and evil attacks. BUT - His way is also there to guard and teach you daily in the midst of this (and despite this) sinful, selfish world.
The path He wants you to walk is one of committment and love - its not about rules and regulations to save us - what Christ did GAVE us salvation. All we need is faith to believe it. The rest, the "fruits of good works (the will to obey and follow Him)", are what come through true, maturing faith. It's all about faith and the relationship God wants with you just like before sin arrived.
God preferred His own Son to be tortured and *killed* to give a chance to us (who broke His law of perfection) so that we can live as His children again. He wants us to love and trust and worship Him.
What if I still sin after accepting Christ?
That's why Christ died, For our sin. His death doesn't fix us in a snap like that, but it does protect us from the damnation that our past, present and future sins would bring without Jesus.
It's a process - a lifelong one - of God bringing you back to Him and away from the destructive pleasures of sin (think greed, selfish temptations, trampling on people to gain). This process takes a *lifetime*, as it does for all, but NEVER give up, when you fall, know Christ paid for that sin you committed already - just acknowledge your sin and ask for forgiveness - and you can get back up again because He already bore your guilt and shame.
Regardless of the darkness you are in or the extent or frequency of the sins you have committed or will commit, regardless of how doubtful you may feel, know that Jesus UNDERSTANDS completely and He is faithful.
"those who come to Me, I will by no means cast out" - John 6:37
...HOW DO I LEARN MORE?
Don't know where to start?
Note down the Gospel of "John", or "Luke" (if you want a more detailed account of it all).
Remember that He will "NEVER - and that means never - leave you, NOR forsake you" - Deuteronomy 31:6
Regardless of what goes on down here, God knows, Jesus has been down here and felt all the emotions you are feeling. You can go to Him with them and be assured that He loves you and is for you.
Even in the storm, God is still there, walking on the water alongside you.
Keep your heart open to Him and remember that if we pray for Christ to enter our lives, He will.
"For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only begotten Son, that whomever believes in Him, shall not perish, but have everlasting life". - John 3:16
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