Featured in November’s Irish Time Food & Wine Magazine
INGREDIENTS (g) Chocolate Pastry
Butter (unsalted)
150
Ground almonds
125
Icing sugar
95
Salt
pinch
Yolks
50
Cocoa Powder
25
Flour
230
190
Peanut butter
Method
Cream the butter and icing sugar until pale and scrape down the side
Alternatively add the yolks and rest of the dry ingredients
Scrap down the side
Form a block of dough, chill before rolling
Rolling the pastry out to 4cm thick and line your tart shell.
Cook the tart shell for 8-10 mins at 170 degrees if you are doing a larger tart 10-12mins
Trick of the trade- we don’t line our tarts with baking beans, if the pastry has started to shrink, 3/4 mins into the bake with open the oven and gentle press the pastry back into shape
CHOCOLATE WHIPPING GANACHE
INGREDIENTS (g)
Cream 1
250
Caster sugar
60
Chocolate (50%dark,50%milk)
170
Cream 2 (cold)
375
1.Bring cream 1 and sugar to the boil in a small saucepan
2.Pour the hot cream over the chocolate and stir with a spatula until smooth and silky
3.Add cream 2 and stir again
4.Place in the fridge over night
5.The day whip the ganache until light and fluffy
DARK CHOCOLATE GANACHE
INGREDIENTS (g)
Dark chocolate 70%
200
Cream
200
1.Slowly and carefully bring your cream to a gentle boil
2.Pour over your chocolate and using a rubber spatula incorporate the choc and cream until smooth and creamy
ASSEMBLY
Line and bake the chocolate tart and also to cool
(This can be done in advance and kept in an airtight box)
This tart is very versatile you can spread any filling you like on the base on the tart one of our most popular is salted caramel, peanut butter is also a good one or a homemade jam, why not try raspberry or rhubarb
Pour the hot ganache into the tart shell to the top
Allow the tart to set at room temperature
Pipe the whipping ganache onto the set tart in any design you fancy
Piping – we use a round nozzle, hold your piping bag about 20cms above the tart, pipe direct down on to the tart but not touching. The trick to piping it to pipe, stop and then lift away, people tend to move away the bag while they are still applying pressure
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Dark Chocolate Tart
Dark chocolate whipping ganache tart
Featured in November’s Irish Time Food & Wine Magazine
Chocolate Pastry
CHOCOLATE WHIPPING GANACHE
DARK CHOCOLATE GANACHE
ASSEMBLY
Line and bake the chocolate tart and also to cool
(This can be done in advance and kept in an airtight box)
This tart is very versatile you can spread any filling you like on the base on the tart one of our most popular is salted caramel, peanut butter is also a good one or a homemade jam, why not try raspberry or rhubarb
Pour the hot ganache into the tart shell to the top
Allow the tart to set at room temperature
Pipe the whipping ganache onto the set tart in any design you fancy
Piping – we use a round nozzle, hold your piping bag about 20cms above the tart, pipe direct down on to the tart but not touching. The trick to piping it to pipe, stop and then lift away, people tend to move away the bag while they are still applying pressure