Evocao Ice Cream Tart
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Medium
TIPS & TRICKS Don't overbake the tart shell in the beginning as it will be baked again with the biscuit batter. INSPIRATION Inspired by the flavor pairings of Francois Chartier, I took his suggestions and created a simple, elegant ice cream tart, something which we don't see often. Cassis was suggested as a flavor pairing, so I thought that Camerise, a local Canadian berry could also work well, and as it turns out, is simply a match made in heaven. YIELD 6 ea 20cm tarts
Pate Sucre Chocolate
Used products: Pate Sucre Chocolate
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9.3 ozButter softened
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5.9 ozgranulated sugar
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1.9 ozalmond flour
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3.1 ozwhole eggs
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0.1 ozsalt
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12.5 ozcake flour
Preparation: Pate Sucre Chocolate
- Combine the butter, sugar and almond flour in a food processor and blend until smooth and well combined.
- Blend in the whole eggs.
- Sift together the dry ingredients and add to the food processor and blend until combined.
- Do not overwork the dough in the food processor.
- Transfer the dough to a silpat and cover with a second silpat.
- Roll to a thickness of 3mm with the help of a dough sheeter.
- Refrigerate or freeze the dough until needed.
- Use the dough to line tart rings.
- Bake at 160°C for 12-14 minutes.
- Remove from the oven and cool the tart shell. Leave the tart shell in the ring.
- Reserve for the earl grey tea biscuit component.
Earl Grey Chocolate Biscuit
Used products: Earl Grey Chocolate Biscuit
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6.8 ozButter softened
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6.8 ozgranulated sugar
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6.8 ozwhole eggs
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2.4 ozhazelnut flour
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2.4 ozalmond flour
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2.6 ozAll purpose flour
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0.1 ozBaking powder
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1.2 ozpotato starch
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0.8 ozEarl grey tea powder
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0.2 ozsalt
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1.6 ozchopped hazelnuts
Preparation: Earl Grey Chocolate Biscuit
- Whip the butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
- Mix the eggs with the hazelnut paste and praline and add in three additions to the egg mixture.
- Combine the almond and hazelnut flour and add.
- Sift the remaining dry ingredients and add in two additions.
- Fold in the hazelnut halves and the chopped chocolate at the end.
- Pipe into the pre-baked tart shells.
- Bake in preheated convection oven at 150°C for 15-20 minutes.
- Cool completely.
Evocao Sorbet
Used products: Evocao Sorbet
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3.2 lbwater
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8.1 ozinverted sugar
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6.1 ozgranulated sugar
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0.5 ozIce cream stabilizer LF STAB2000
Preparation: Evocao Sorbet
- Heat the water and invert sugar to 40°C.
- Combine the sugar and ice cream stabilizer.
- Whisk the mixture into the warmed water mixture and cook to 85°C.
- Remove from the heat and blend in the Evocao chocolate using an immersion blender.
- Chill rapidly to 3°C and mature overnight in the refrigerator.
- The next day, warm the mixture gently on the stove just until it re-liquifies and then blend it well with an immersion blender.
- Freeze in the ice cream machine.
- Extract and blast freeze the sorbet, then move to the holding cabinet.
- Use as needed to build the tart once the ice cream is at holding temperature.
Camerise Sorbet
Used products: Camerise Sorbet
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2.4 lbWater
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0.6 ozinverted sugar
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13.6 ozSugar
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4.0 ozglucose powder
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0.4 ozsorbet stabilizer
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1.9 lbCamerise Puree 10% invert sugar
Preparation: Camerise Sorbet
- Heat the water and invert sugar to 40°C.
- Combine the sugars and stabilizer.
- Whisk the mixture into the warmed water mixture and cook to 85°C.
- Remove from the heat and blend in the puree using an immersion blender.
- Chill rapidly to 3°C and mature overnight in the refrigerator.
- Freeze in the ice cream machine.
- Extract and blast freeze the sorbet, then move to the holding cabinet.
- Use as needed to build the tart once the ice cream is at holding temperature.
Pink Grapefruit Sorbet
Used products: Pink Grapefruit Sorbet
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1.9 lbwater
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1Madagascar vanilla bean
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1.2 ozinverted sugar
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11.5 ozgranulated sugar
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4.8 ozglucose powder
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0.4 ozsorbet stabilizer
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2.5 lbPink grapefruit puree, 10% sugar
Preparation: Pink Grapefruit Sorbet
- Heat the water and invert sugar to 40°C.
- Combine the sugars and stabilizer.
- Whisk the mixture into the warmed water mixture and cook to 85°C.
- Remove from the heat and blend in the puree using an immersion blender.
- Chill rapidly to 3°C and mature overnight in the refrigerator.
- Freeze in the ice cream machine.
- Extract and blast freeze the sorbet, then move to the holding cabinet.
- Use as needed to build the tart once the ice cream is at holding temperature.
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