
Mini Mince Pies
- Serves : 12
- Makes : 24
- Type : Dessert
Topped with Christmassy stars, holly leaves and a dusting of icing sugar, our mincemeat-filled mini masterpieces make fabulously festive nibbly bits for Christmas parties and buffets, and lovely bake-to-give presents too.Made in our Mini Morsel Set.
- Made with...
- Lakeland Mini Morsel Set Shop now
Ingredients
- a little flour to dust
- 500g ready-to-roll sweet shortcrust pastry
- 400g jar mincemeat
- a little caster sugar to dust
- a little icing sugar to dust
Method
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Preheat the oven to 200˚C/Gas 6.
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On a lightly floured surface, roll out the pastry to approx. 4mm thick. Use a round cutter approx. 6.5cm diameter to stamp out 24 circles. Use a small cutter to stamp out 24 pastry shapes for the tops – we used star and holly leaf cutters, but you could use any other festive shapes, like snowflakes, bells or Christmas trees.
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Line the holes in the Mini Morsel tin with the pastry circles, using the pusher to press them into place. Using a teaspoon, fill the pastry cases two thirds full with mincemeat.
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Top each pie with a pastry shape, then brush the shapes lightly with water and sprinkle with caster sugar.
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Bake for 12-15 minutes until the pastry tops are golden brown. Leave in the tin to cool, remove then dust with icing sugar before serving.
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