Christmas Breakfast Recipe

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Photography by: Kara Stout


I might have shared a healthy muffin recipe for Thanksgiving, but I like to veer on the side of sweet for Christmas morning! Growing up my mom always made monkey bread and my Nana would make a Swedish Tart [it reminds me a bit of the recipe above!] while we opened our stockings. Something above savoring something sweet and drinking coffee makes the morning seem less rushed as you stay in your pajamas until noon.

This breakfast tart is great if you love puff pastry, lemon and strawberries! It’s also pretty quick to make. However, I recommend that you make this right before you eat it otherwise the strawberries will bleed into the frosting and it won’t be as pretty OR as easy to eat! 😉 If you want to prep the night before I’d just go ahead and slice the strawberries.

To make this tart you need:

1 Sheet Puff Pastry, thawed

8 oz. Cream Cheese

1/3 Cup of Sugar

4 tbs. Heavy Cream

1/3 Cup of Lemon Curd [Lemon Juice and Lemon Zest also works if you prefer that!]

1 Container of Strawberries

Powdered Sugar

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 425. Line baking sheet with parchment paper and unfold puff pastry. When unfolding lightly dust with flour and roll into a rectangle. Transfer to baking sheet.

2. Brush edges of pastry with water and fold over sides of rectangle to make the lip on the edge of the tart. Then use a fork to poke holes in the center of your tart. Brush with egg wash and sprinkle with desired amount of sugar. Bake until golden brown. I found that 12 minutes was perfect in my oven! If it puffs up while baking don’t worry, just take a spoon and press back down on center.

3. Combine cream cheese and sugar with mix with mixer. Add heavy cream and mix for 1 minute. Fold in lemon juice and zest or lemon curd. I used lemon curd for this tart.

4. Spread as much filling as you want onto the center of the tart. Arrange strawberries. Dust outside of tart with powdered sugar.

Enjoy!

I originally found this recipe via Flavorite, but adapted it to fit my taste buds while removing a few extra things. 🙂 

XOXOKatey-2

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9 Comments

  1. This looks so pretty and photogenic! It would make a great Christmas breakfast for sure.

    Charmaine Ng | Architecture & Lifestyle Blog
    http://charmainenyw.com

    Published 20 Dec 16Reply
  2. Nina wrote:

    Ohhh that sounds amazinggggg!

    Xo, Nina
    Law of Fashion Blog

    Published 20 Dec 16Reply
  3. This looks and sounds amazing! <3

    BlondieInTheCity.com

    Published 21 Dec 16Reply
  4. Lindsay wrote:

    Where is your baking rack from? Love the gold!

    Published 21 Dec 16Reply
  5. Katey wrote:

    Target! Xo

    Published 21 Dec 16Reply
  6. Hi Katey!

    Yum! This looks amazing (so pretty!) and we are totally going to try to make this!

    Xo,
    Emily

    http://www.fortuitousfoodies.com

    Published 21 Dec 16Reply
  7. Laurient wrote:

    Yummm this looks delicious! Thanks for sharing!

    Published 30 Dec 16Reply
  8. Megan wrote:

    I know you posted this so long ago, I mean I’m writing this in 2021 but I have been looking forward to making this for so long and decided to go for it! My sister’s family and my parents were in town so I doubled the recipe, it was gorgeous and everyone loved it!! I used the lemon curd from Trader Joe’s and it was the perfect amount of tang! Thanks for sharing!

    Published 08 Jan 21Reply
    • Katey wrote:

      Hi Megan!! This makes my heart so happy you made it and loved it!! xx, Katey

      Published 09 Jan 21Reply