
Cranberry and Orange Tart Recipe
This is one of the lovely cakes that we enjoyed during our Christmas Wreath Workshop on 1st December in The Garden School.
Here is a link to the Christmas Wreath Workshop
Pastry
Ingredients:
- 2 cups of porridge oat flakes
- 2 cups of whole grain spelt flour
- 100g butter
- 4 rounded dessert spoons of light brown sugar
- Water
Method:
- Place oat flakes in a food processor and blend until they are like a coarse flour
- Add spelt flour and sugar to the oat flour in the processor and process for a minute to mix well
- Add the butter a little at a time while processing until the mixture becomes crumbly and slightly moist to touch
- Add a couple of dessert spoons of water and process for a minute
- Remove pastry from processor and wrap with grease proof paper , leave the pastry for an hour in the fridge.
- Roll out to fit a 20cm buttered tart tin.
- Press the rolled pastry into the tin and trim away the excess from the edges
- Place and fit some grease proof paper onto the pastry in the tin and pour some rice or dried peas onto to the paper to weigh it down.
- Bake in the oven at 180° Celcius for about 25 minutes or until the pastry is properly cooked
- Then remove the paper and let cool

Filling
Ingredients:
- 500g cranberries
- 350g sugar
- 250ml water
- grated zest and juice of two organic oranges
Method:
- Place all the ingredients in a large saucepan
- Bring to the boil and then simmer for about 15 – 20 minutes
- The jam will be sticking to a wooden spoon
- Allow the jam to cool a bit, a skin will form on top
- give the jam a stir and then fill in to the pastry base
- Allow to cool at room temperature until the jam is set

Cranberry and orange were made for each other. YUM!
I agree, cranberry and orange is a great combination. I made cranberry and lime tart last year, that was super yummy, my wife reckons it is even better than the orange version, i like both!