Exotic fruit tart
L’hiver ne nous apporte pas seulement le froid et la neige (quoique ces derniers temps, c’est pas trop le cas, 16° ici hier !), mais nous apporte aussi de bien jolis fruits colorés venus de loin ou pas loin de chez nous. Ces merveilles, j’ai pris plaisir à les assembler en tarte (oui je suis flemmarde, je les ai juste posé dessus !), sur une base de pâte sablée et garnie d’une crème diplomate que j’avais découvert avec le rainbow cake aux fruits.
Cette tarte nous l’avons dégusté en famille lors d’un goûter gourmand, et je peux vous dire qu’elle a fait son petit effet. Finally… not very long because it was quickly devoured !!! Do not be afraid of the long list of ingredients and the different steps of the recipe, it's not that hard to do !
And if you want to make it in "share as a couple" mode, For Valentine's Day, you just have to divide the quantities by two.
Exotic fruit tart
Ingredients (pour 1 tarte)
- 1 grenade
- 1 kaki sharon
- 2 kiwis
- 1 carom
For the diplomat cream
- 25 cl of milk
- 2 egg yolks
- 15 g of flour
- 15 g de maïzena
- 40 grams of sugar
- 1/2 vanilla pod
- 25 cl of liquid cream
- 20 g icing sugar
- 2 Gelatin sheets
For the shortcrust pastry
- 150 g whole wheat flour
- 90 g of butter
- 45 g icing sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 pinch of salt
Description
To prepare your dough, work the butter and the sugar by hand so that the butter becomes "ointment". Then add the whole egg and work the mixture again. Add the flour and salt all at once and mix until you get a smooth paste.. Form a ball and refrigerate 1 hour.
Make the pastry cream, for this, soften the gelatin in cold water. Beat the egg yolks with the sugar until the mixture whitens. Then add the flour and cornstarch to the mixture.. Boil the milk with the split and scraped vanilla pod, once boiling, pour it over the egg yolk mixture, whisking. Return the mixture to the saucepan and over high heat., whisk constantly until the mixture thickens. Add the drained gelatine leaves and mix. Pour the pastry cream into a bowl, film in contact and book at the expense.
Preheat the oven to 180°.
Roll out the dough on 4 mm then line a pie pan, pierce the bottom with a fork then cook blind for 15-20 minutes. Let cool.
Whip the whipped cream with the icing sugar then gently fold it into the cooled pastry cream. Fill the pie shell with the preparation.
Peel the fruits and cut them into slices and separate the pomegranate seeds. Arrange the different fruits in wide strips on the pie.
Enjoy fresh.
Emilie
Make me bite !
13.2.14Very pretty and appetizing !
cooker
13.2.14Beautiful and full of colors !
Celine {AetCN}
13.2.14This pie is very beautiful! Well done Emily!
bree13
13.2.14she is very beautiful !
comforter
13.2.14she is beautiful well done !
Emeline
13.2.14Whah, visually, your pie is so delicious ! If she is as good as she is beautiful, I understand better why she quickly disappeared at home ! Very nicely done anyway., bravo 🙂
ptitecuisinedepauline
13.2.14She is superb!
Juliette
13.2.14For a so-called lazy, your pie is the prettiest, colorful and appetizing ! What to get out of this rotten weather depression and put the sun in the eyes and the plates… failing to have it in the sky 🙂
Kisses
LadyMilonguera
14.2.14How pretty is this pie !
moum007
14.2.14she is superb! I'm salivating in front of my screen!
Emilie
17.2.14merciiii
Céline My market gardener in a saucepan
16.2.14She is simply wonderful this pie! I signed up on pinterest just for her! Bravo!!
Emilie
17.2.14Oh thank you very much Céline ^-^
Claire
16.2.14Elle est vraiment belle cette tarte, pleine de couleurs qui font du bien par ce temps tout gris !
J’ai justement fait une tarte grenade/kiwi la semaine dernière, une merveille 🙂
Emilie
17.2.14Merci Claire, c’est vrai que ça fait du bien au moral 😉
Marni | Love and Duck Fat
20.2.14Beautiful! Pinned and tweeted!
Emilie
20.2.14Ohhhh, thank you so much ! It’s sweet of u…
Gaby
4.3.14What a beautiful pie!