This section is from the book "Around-The-World Cook Book", by Mary Louise Barroll. Also available from Amazon: Around-the-world cook book.
Flour, 2 cups,
Sugar, 1/3 cup,
Butter, 3 level tablespoons,
Milk, 1/3 cup,
Egg, 1,
Baking-powder, 1 teaspoon.
Mix all the dry ingredients. Rub the butter in with the finger-tips until it crumbles. Beat the egg into the milk, then stir it into the flour with a fork. Place on a well-floured board and roll it a little thicker than a pie crust.
Line the sides and bottom of deep layer-cake tins, selecting those having movable sides. For filling, use any small fresh fruit that is in season - halved and stoned plums, sliced apples, peaches, etc.
Sugar the fruit liberally, and if desired, pour a custard of 1 egg to half a cupful of rich milk or cream, over it before baking. When ready for serving take off the rim of the tin and leave the tart on the bottom sheet; sprinkle with confectioner's sugar, or if suited to the fruit, heap with whipped cream.
 
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