1 Ziploc storage bag to crush biscuits, or use rolling pin
1 Large mixing bowl
1 round push-pan
Ingredients
Crust
1pkgbiscuitsTennis brand, or similar
4tbspbutter, melted55 g
Tart filling
2cupsnon-dairy coffee creamerpowdered, 250g
½cupwater125mL
1cancondensed milk
½cuplemon juicepreferably fresh, 125mL
Instructions
Add the entire package of biscuits to a zipper bag, close it, and crush it with a rolling pin. Alternatively, you can pulse them in a food processor. If you prefer not to make a crumb crust, lay whole Tennis biscuits in an even layer on the bottom of a square pan. For this option, you will not need the entire package.
Transfer the crumbs to a bowl, pour the melted butter over the crumbs, and stir until well combined.
Pour your crust mixture into a pan. Since I wanted a taller tart, I used a push-up pan with a small diameter.
Use a measuring cup or glass to press the crust mixture into the bottom of your pan.
Place the crust in the refrigerator to chill while you make the filling.
In a large bowl, add the Cremora or another non-dairy creamer and cold water. Whisk to work out as many lumps as possible. It will look quite dry at first. Alternatively, you can use an electric mixer.
Follow with the condensed milk, then slowly pour in the lemon juice as you stir. Continue to stir until you see the texture change. It should thicken into a batter with a smooth, creamy consistency.
Pour the filling over the crust and smooth out the top.
Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour, but overnight is best. (You want to give the filling maximum time to set up.)
Remove from the pan. If you are using a push pan, push the bottom upward to remove the tart.