Elle & Vire Recipes
by Jean Michel Perruchon

Recipe Exotic Tartlet

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Ingredient list
Almond short pastry
150 g Extra dry butter 84% fat
6 g salt
110 g icing sugar
40 g white almond powder
0.6 g vanilla powder
55 g whole eggs
270 g T55 flour
Pineapple Almond Cream
100 g Extra dry butter 84% fat
130 g icing sugar
70 g whole eggs
130 g white almond powder
12 g powdered cream
12 g dark rum
110 g Original american cream cheese 34% fat
55 g Les Vergers Boiron Pineapple pulp
Mango coulis
350 g mango puree
50 g glucose
60 g fine sugar
8 g pectin NH
Light Caribbean Cocktail Mousse
300 g Les Vergers Boiron Caribbean cocktail purée
15 g Malibu coconut liqueyr
56 g prepared gelatine (3 g of 200 bloom gelatine and 18 g water)
65 g fine sugar
25 g water
65 g egg white
135 g Whipped Excellence Cream
Elle & Vire products used

The recipe,
step by step

  1. 1

    Almond short pastry

    Mix the butter, salt, icing sugar, almond powder and vanilla powder to obtain a crumble. Then add the eggs and the flour last. Knead gently until the pastry is homogeneous. Keep in the refrigerator (4°C (39°F)) for 24 hours before using. 

  2. 2

    Pineapple Almond Cream

    Mix together the softened butter and icing sugar and slowly add the eggs. Then add the almond powder, custard powder and dark rum (optional). End by adding the cheese cream and pineapple pulp. Put in the refrigerator.

  3. 3

    Mango coulis

    In a saucepan, heat the mango purée and glucose to 30°C (85°F). Then add the sugar mixed with the pectin NH and boil for 2-3 minutes. Pour into 3 cm diameter sphere silicon moulds (déco relief). Put it into the freezer and set aside for the light Caribbean mousse domes. 

  4. 4

    Light Caribbean Cocktail Mousse

    Prepare Italian meringue: in a saucepan, heat the sugar and water to 121°C (250°F), pour over the egg whites and beat until completely cooled. Add the melted prepared gelatine to the Caribbean cocktail purée, then add the cooled Italian meringue and whipped cream last. Open the 4 cm sphere "déco relief" silicon moulds, pipe in a little mousse, insert the frozen mango coulis dome, close the silicon mould and finish piping the rest of the mousse. Put everything in the freezer. If you do not have a "déco relief" silicon mould, you can use Flexipan (fleximold) silicon moulds with the same diameters and stick the halves together. 

  5. 5

    Assembly and finishing

    Roll out the short pastry dough until it is 3 mm thick. Cut out circles of 7 cm diameter and put them in the refrigerator for about one hour. Use a #7 nozzle to pipe each circle with pineapple almond cream (about 25 g (0.8 oz)), line the inside with some finely diced fresh pineapple (about 20 g (0.7 oz)) and then bake in a convection oven for about 25 minutes at 160°C (325°F).

    Remove the light Caribbean cocktail mousse spheres from the moulds and then coat with a green-tinged neutral glaze using a wooden skewer.

    Mix small pieces of pineapple with some neutral glaze and place them on the cooked tartlets bases. Then place a frozen sphere in the centre. Decorate with a small cube of coconut marshmallow and a dash of lime zest. 


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