Pistachio cream filling (frangipane) – This is a classic tart filling called frangipane which is typically made using almond meal. It’s also French, so you get to sound a bit fancy-pants when you say it □ It is similar to a traditional sweet Shortcrust Pastry, except it’s easier to work with (more pliable), slightly less flaky (thus easier to eat with a fork, a good thing), a bit richer mouthful ( definitely a good thing). I’m using a French Sweet Tart Crust called Pâte Sucrée. Sweet Tart Crust Pastry (my go-to pastry crust for sweet tarts) – Use your favourite tart crust recipe, if you have one. Here are the three components of this Pistachio Pear Tart: Doesn’t the tart slice look gorgeous, with the gently arching forms of the soft, poached vanilla pears? What goes in Pistachio Pear Tart Well, this pear tart might be a bit more on the rustic side compared to your average high street shop (that said, I’ve got a posher, but very easy one coming up soon for you!) but I still think it’s beautiful. Think of the glossy sweet creations gracing the shelves of your favourite high street patisserie! Tarts are just that much more elegant in my mind, with finer pastry and being neatly sliceable, they present more beautifully. My simple mind classifies pies as “cosy” while tarts as “a bit show off”. Smart and yet rustically casual, this tart is fitting for any occasion! Pistachio Pear Tart Made with a classic buttery French Tart Crust, it’s a perfect Autumn dessert that makes the most of ripe pears. This delightful Pear Tart is filled with a frangipane cream made with pistachios rather than the usual almonds, which gives it a dazzling green colour and stunning flavour.
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