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DESSERT |
APPLE BLUEBERRY TART TATIN
Brought to you by Washington Apples
Serves 6 | Preparation/Baking time 60 mins
INGREDIENTS |
GLAZE – NEUTRAL MIRROR
- 190g water (40C)
- 248g caster sugar
- 3g Sosa Pectin NH
- 57g Sosa glucose syrup
- 1 g boiling water
- 1 g citric acid powder
CANDY- TARTE TATIN CARAMEL
- 150g Elle & Vire 82% butter
- 350g caster sugar
JELLY – SOFT BLUEBERRY FILLING
- 100g Boiron blueberry purée
- 200g IQF frozen wild blueberries
- 100g water
- 91g caster sugar
- 9g pectin NH
CREMEUX – VANILLA
- 4g gelatine powder
- 24g cold water
- 182g 35% whipping cream
- 182g full fat milk
- 1 each Norohy vanilla
- Beans (split and scraped)
- 35g caster sugar
- 73g egg yolks
DOUGH – SABLE BRETON
- 60g egg yolks
- 120g caster sugar
- 120g Elle & Vire
- 82% butter (soft)
- 169g T45 / all-purpose flour
- 10g baking powder
- 1g salt
TART TATIN FINAL STEP
Yield: 1 each | 18 cm tart
- 400g sable breton
- 75g blueberry jelly
- 100g vanilla cremeux
- 180g tart tatin caramel
- 14 Washington red delicious apples
- 50g neutral mirror glaze
PREPARATION |
GLAZE – NEUTRAL MIRROR
- Weight 40c water in a pot.
- Mix sugar and pectin together with a small whisk and sprinkle into the water while whisking. Bring to a boil while stirring.
- Add in glucose and bring back to a boil while stirring then remove from the heat.
- Mix boiling water and citric acid together until dissolved and then add to hot mix and whisk through until combined.
- Pass through a fine strainer into a container, cover directly with cling film and chill.
- Before use, remove any skin/foam off top of glaze before reheating.
- Microwave or heat in pot as desired.
- To make thicker boil for a few minutes or to make softer add little water or puree if you want to flavor.
CANDY- TARTE TATIN CARAMEL
- Bring butter to a boil.
- Add sugar and mix in using a hand whisk.
- Cook on high heat stirring continuously until light caramel.
- Pour a thin layer into desired molds ready to use or onto a silicone mat and allow to set completely.
- For storage break into small pieces and keep in an air light container.
JELLY – SOFT BLUEBERRY FILLING
- Heat puree, blueberries and water to 40°C.
- Mix sugar and pectin and pour into blueberry mix while whisking.
- Bring to a rolling boil while stirring with a whisk.
- Slightly blend if a smooth consistency is required or use as is.
- Cover with cling film directly onto mix to prevent a skin when storing in chiller.
CREMEUX – VANILLA
- Soak gelatine powder in cold water and set aside.
- Bring milk, cream and seeds, split, and scraped vanilla beans to a boil.
- Mix sugar and yolks together with hand whisk. Pour on boiling liquid, while stirring.
- Return to heat and cook until 82°C. Remove from the heat and add soaked gelatine.
- Chill over an ice bath until cold or use as desired.
DOUGH – SABLE BRETON
- Whisk egg yolks and sugar until light and fluffy.
- Add soft butter and mix until combined.
- Add sieved flour, baking powder and salt. Refrigerate until use.
APPLE BLUEBERRY TART TATIN FINAL STEP
- Roll sable Breton dough out between plastic sheets to a thickness of 10mm.
- Using an 18cm cutter, cut a disc and place inside silicone mold or lightly greased metal ring.
- Bake for 35 minutes at 150°C on low fan speed until gold brown.
- Using a flat bottom container push down on inside of the cooked dough creating and indent leaving 1cm gap from edge of the sable Breton. Allow to cool and freeze.
- Using warm blueberry jelly, spread thin layer in the bottom of the tart shell and allow to set.
- Warm pre made vanilla cremeux slightly and blend until smooth, strain and then pour over the top of set blueberry jelly and leave to set in chiller.
- Using an apple corer push through flesh part of apple to make tube of apple.
- Using a “Lasagne Sheeter” peeling machine peel apple into long sheets and then roll around the tube of apple.
- Repeat peeling one apple into sheets at a time and rolling around until 18cm round.
- Place over an 18cm cutter and using a serrated edge knife carefully cut off skin of apple, flip over and repeat.
- Cook Tatin caramel and pour 180g into base of a silicone mold or ring lined with foil and spread evenly and allow to set.
- Carefully slide the peeled apple disc into the mold / ring and then cover mold with foil.
- Bake for approximately 60 mins and 170°C depending on your oven and allow to cool then slightly freeze to assist easy removal.
- Flip over and remove any excess caramel and clean with palette knife and place on tart.
- Bring neutral glaze to a boil and lightly coat caramelized apples to give shine and help hold everything together while slicing.