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Raspberry and Yuzu Tart
A sophisticated French-style tart featuring a marbled sweet pastry crust, yuzu almond cream, and layers of raspberry and yuzu confit and ganache.
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Ingredients
- Sweet Pastry Dough (Marbled with raspberry/pink coloring)
- Almond Flour (For the yuzu almond cream)
- Butter (Softened, for almond cream)
- Sugar (For almond cream and confit)
- Eggs (For almond cream)
- Yuzu Juice (Divided for cream, confit, and ganache)
- Raspberries (Fresh, for confit and decoration)
- White Chocolate (For the yuzu & raspberry ganache)
- Heavy Cream (For the ganache montée)
- Pectin (For the confit)
Steps
- 1
Prepare the marbled sweet pastry by combining two colors of dough (plain and raspberry-tinted) to create a marbled effect. Roll out and line a tart ring.
- 2
Prepare the yuzu almond cream by mixing softened butter, sugar, almond flour, eggs, and yuzu juice until smooth.
- 3
Pipe a layer of the yuzu almond cream into the bottom of the unbaked tart shell and bake until the pastry is golden and the cream is set.
- 4
Prepare the yuzu and raspberry confit by heating raspberry puree and yuzu juice with sugar and pectin until thickened. Let cool.
- 5
Prepare the yuzu and raspberry ganache by melting white chocolate into hot heavy cream infused with yuzu and raspberry. Chill and then whip to a 'ganache montée' consistency.
- 6
Spread a layer of the confit over the baked almond cream.
- 7
Pipe the whipped yuzu and raspberry ganache decoratively over the confit layer.
- 8
Garnish with fresh raspberries and yuzu zest before serving.
Notes
The recipe uses a 'ganache montée' (whipped ganache) technique for the top layer. Ensure the ganache is thoroughly chilled before whipping for the best volume.
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