
Raspberry tartlet with airy chocolate mousse
This variation on the classic strawberry tart with frangipane cream and pastry cream is combined with an "interior" of airy chocolate mousse.By Bart de Gans.Ingredients
160gEgg yolks
320gVending machine sugar
450gWeak flour
320gDry butter 84%
4gFine salt
15gBaking powder
300gWhole eggs
75gAlmond powder
12gVanilla pods
300gDry butter 84%
30gcornstarch
300gPastry cream
600gAlmond paste 50%, 55% or 70%
1000gWhole UHT milk
90gcornstarch
80gVending machine sugar
180gWhole eggs
500gWhole UHT milk
20gPowdered gelatin
1000gUHT cream 35%
985gWhite chocolate Opalys
Preparation
- Mix the egg yolks with the sugar using the flat beater of the stand mixer.
- Add the beurre pommade and then the sifted flour, baking powder, and salt.
- Place in the refrigerator or spread out immediately.
- Use the flat beater of a mixer to soften the almond paste by gradually adding the eggs.
- Add the almond powder, vanilla, and beurre pommade.
- Add the cornstarch, the tempered pastry cream (see Pastry Cream), and then the chocolate melted at 35 to 40°C.
- Place in the refrigerator or use immediately.
- Bring the milk to a boil and pour it over the mixture of eggs, sugar, and starch.
- Cook everything to boiling point.
- Blend thoroughly as soon as possible to complete the emulsion.
- Cool down quickly.
- Heat the milk and, if necessary, the glucose to 60 to 70°C and add the soaked gelatin.
- Emulsify with a silicone spatula while gradually pouring the mixture over the partially melted chocolate. Blend thoroughly as soon as possible to complete the emulsion.
- Check the temperature of this base (26 to 29°C) and gradually add the whipped cream with a silicone spatula. Use immediately and freeze.
- Bake the Breton dough of 8 mm thickness and 8 cm diameter in the desired round shape with frangipane cream.
- Prepare the pastry cream and dose it onto the baked dough.
- Decorate with raspberries and a scoop of airy chocolate mousse.



