Nectarine Brittle Pâte With Redcurrants

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Ingrediënten

Ingredients for 8 Servings

  • 8 Wafers about 2 ½ in (6 cm diameter)
  • 3 Nectarines
  • 3.5 oz Nectarine purée follow peach purée recipe,
  • 3 tbsp 4 cl Peach liqueur
  • 4 tsp 2 cl lemon juice
  • 3 tbsp Simple syrup
  • 3 Sheets gelatin
  • 14 oz 400 g Dark couverture chocolate
  • Brittle crumbs
  • 7 oz 200 g Redcurrants
  • ¼ cup 50 ml Redcurrant juice
  • 4 tsp 30 g Honey
  • About 10.5 oz 300 g Cream ice cream or white chocolate ice cream
  • Mint to garnish

For the Brittle Cream

  • oz 35 g Dark couverture chocolate
  • oz 50 g Milk couverture chocolate
  • ¼ cup 50 ml Milk
  • tbsp 20 g Butter
  • .5 oz 15 g Brittle (see p. 36)

Instructies

  • Place each wafer in the same sized mold.
  • For the brittle cream, chop up the chocolates and melt them together in a bain-marie.
  • Mix in milk and butter.
  • Homogenize with an immersion blender, i.
  • e.
  • mix for 5 minutes without letting air in (keep the mixer submerged!
  • ).
  • Finally, mix in the brittle, fill the molds, and chill for 2 hours.
  • In the meantime, cut the nectarines into small cubes.
  • Add cold water to the gelatin.
  • Warm the peach liqueur, lemon juice, and simple syrup.
  • Remove excess water from the gelatin, dissolve in the liqueur mixture, and then stir into the nectarine purée.
  • Add the nectarine cubes.
  • Add this mixture to the molds and chill for about 4–5 hours.
  • Remove the tartlets from the molds.
  • Melt the dark chocolate in a bain-marie.
  • First dip the lower half of the tartlets in the chocolate, then in the brittle crumbs, and set on parchment paper.
  • Boil the redcurrant juice with honey.
  • Remove from heat, let cool, and mix in crushed redcurrants.
  • In the middle of each dish, place a tartlet, surround with the redcurrants, and place cream ice cream or white chocolate ice cream on top.
  • Garnish with mint
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Recipe Category Fruit
Country Austria / European
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