I love the match between fresh fruits and nuts.
Pistachio and lemon tartlets….a dessert that will surprise you.
A stunning and gorgeous lemon and lime custard, a creamy and delicious pistachio ganache, all inside a crunchy lemon pâte sucrée.
Finally a truly velvety pistachio and mascarpone chantilly.
A fresh and delicious dessert perfect for these summer days.
I suggest you to use a kitchen scale. Soak gelatin sheets in cold water. In a sauce pan, pour lemon and lime juice with zest and stir. Add the eggs and cook until the custard begins to thicken, stirring constantly. Pour the mixture in a bowl, add wringed gelatin sheets and stir to melt. Let the mixture cool for a while, then add the butter and blend with a hand blender until smooth. Pour the custard into 6 hemisphere moulds 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter (FR 039 Pavoni). Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, then freeze for 24 hours. Soak gelatin in cold water. Place the mascarpone cheese and pistachio paste into a measuring cup and set aside. Pour the cream (I) and sugar in a saucepan and heat until the sugar has dissolved. Pour the mixture into the measuring cup with mascarpone/pistachio and process everything with a hand blender until smooth. Add the second part of whipping cream and process with a hand blender until smooth. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with paddle attachment, mix butter with sifted flour and almond meal. When you get a sandy mixture, add all the other ingredients and knead until completely combined. Between 2 sheets of baking paper, roll the dough gently until you have an even 2.5 mm thickness and refrigerate for 12 hours. The day after, line six 3 inches (7.5 cm) greased perforated tart rings with lemon pastry. Using the knife, remove the overhanging pastry. Refrigerate for 2 hours, then freeze for 12 hours. Heat fan oven at 320F - 160°C. Bake the shells for 10 minutes on a perforated baking tray with a perforated silicon mat for 10 minutes. Remove the shells from the oven ad prepare the financier sponge. In a small bowl, pour all the sifted flours and lemon zest and mix to combine. Gradually add the egg whites and combine with a spatula. Then gradually add the oil and lemon juice, mixing well after each addiction. Pour the mixture into a pastry bag and pipe about 25 g of financier sponge inside the tart shells. Bake for about 10/12 minutes. Out oof the oven, let cool, then remove the tart rings. Melt the chocolate with pistachio paste and salt and set aside. Heat the whipping cream with inverted sugar until 150F - 65°C. Pour the liquid over the chocolate in 3 batches, mixing well after each addiction. Blend with a hand blender to combine. Pour the ganache into a measuring jug, and fill the tart shells until the edges (about 35 g each). Refrigerate for a couple of hours to set the ganache. Remove the lemon/lime custard from the moulds and spray with yellow velvet spray and place them in the centre of each tart shell (if you prefer, you can glaze with a mirror glaze the lemon domes). In the stand mixer with whisk attachment, whip the pistachio chantilly on high speed for about 5/6 minutes. Transfer the chantilly into a piping bag and with a French Star Piping Nozzle (Decora 863), garnish the tarts. Refrigerate for a couple of hours to thaw the lemon/lime custard. Enjoy.
Pistachio and lemon tartlets
Ingredients
Lemon short crust pastry
Lemon and lime custard
Pistachio and mascarpone cheese chantilly cream
Lemon financier sponge
White chocolate and pistachio ganache
Extra
Instructions
Lemon and lime custard
Pistachio and mascarpone cheese chantilly cream
Out of the heat, add the gelatin and mix to combine.
Transfer the chantilly cream to a clean bowl, cover it with cling film touching the surface and put it in the fridge for 24 hours.Lemon short crust pastry
To bake
Lemon financier sponge
White chocolate and pistachio ganache
To assemble and to serve
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