Crust
20gr cocoa powder, shifted
130gr flour
60gr butter
70gr powdered sugar
2 egg yolks
as preferred vanilla
2Tbs chopped orange confit
Orange caramel
170gr orange juice
48gr glucose
48gr sugar
48gr heavy cream
54gr white chocolate
54gr butter, room temperature
3,3gr sheet gelatin, softened in cold water
1/2tsp orange zest
Chocolate filling
2 large eggs
100ml whole milk
200ml heavy cream
200gr dark chocolate
Hazelnut nougat cream
6,87gr sheet gelatin, soaked in the liquor
40gr hazelnut liquor
400gr heavy cream, whipped to soft peaks
140gr pastry cream
95gr hazelnuts
35gr simple syrup
as proffered vanilla
For the caramel layer heat heavy cream with the orange juice and zest and meanwhile melt the glucose in a separate pan. Gradually dissolve the sugar and cook the mixture to caramel. Pour in the cream and continue stirring until the caramel is dissolved. Remove from heat, let slightly cool and dissolve in the softened gelatin. When the mixture is not too hot incorporate the butter and melt in the chocolate. Let cool and refrigerate until use. For the sablé crust cream butter with sugar until fluffy and slowly beat in the yolks with vanilla. With the mixer on low speed, add the flour and cocoa powder and mix only until incorporated. Then wrap well in plastic and chill until firm. Meanwhile prepare the pastry cream base for the mousse and while it is still hot stir and dissolve in the softened gelatin along with the liquor. Combine the hazelnuts with simple syrup in a blender, beat them to paste and also incorporate into the pastry cream mixture. Let it cool to room temperature, then fold in the whipped cream with a spatula and fill a 20cm-diameter ring sealed with with plastic wrap on the bottom. Chill in the freezer until set.
When ready, soften the chilled tart dough with a rolling pin and roll it out on a floured board to a thickness of 3-6mm. Fill with the dough sheet the bottom and sides of a 20cm-diameter and 4cm tall tart ring, force the confit pieces into the bottom dough and line with foil filled with dry beans or pie weights. Bake at 180C until set, around 9 minutes. Remove pie weights and foil and bake another 8 minutes, until dry. Prepare the chocolate filling by melting the chopped chocolate in heated cream and milk and after incorporating the eggs pour the mixture in the tart shell. Continue baking at 180C for 30 minutes, until the filling has set but is still wobbly in the center. Allow to completely cool to room temperature and cover the top with as much caramel as fitting. The caramel should have a viscid consistency when poured but if it has set, it can be broken by whisking and spread. Refrigerate the tart for a couple of hours and finish by placing the molded mousse layer on top and releasing the metal ring with a blowtorch. Finally decorate with tart crust leftovers, orange confit and optionally modeling chocolate.
This looks too pretty to eat - but delicious at the same time!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that looks GORGEOUS and sounds delicious!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful presentation, looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteJust love it!!!!!! It looks amazing! Excellent job!!!!!!!:)
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