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HAZELNUT TARTS
 

Hazelnut tarts

 

Ingredients : 10 tarts of 7.5cm

Sweet pastry dough

  • 113 g fine unsalted butter
  • 72 g icing sugar
  • 23 g ground almonds
  • 1 g fleur de sel
  • 44 g eggs
  • 188 g plain flour

 

Glaze

  • 25 g whipping cream
  • 100 g egg yolks

 

Hazelnut cream

  • 29 g unsalted butterm
  • 29 g caster sugar
  • 29 g ground hazelnuts
  • 29 g eggs
  • 3 g rum
  • 75 g toasted hazelnuts, halved

 

Creamy caramel

  • 200 g whipping cream
  • 50 g full-fat mik
  • 155 g glucose
  • 2 g fleur de sel
  • 95 g caster sugar
  • 70 g fine unsalted butter

 

Hazelnut praline

  • 200 g raw hazelnuts
  • 165 g caster sugar
  • 55 g water

 

Milk chocolate discs

  • 100 g Valrhona Bahibé 46% dark milk couverture chocolate

 

 

Whipped hazelnut ganache

  • 200 g whipping cream
  • 67 g hazelnut paste
  • 150 g Valrhona Bahibé 46% dark milk couverture chocolate
  • 3 g powdered gelatine
  • 18 g water
  • 400 g whipping cream

 

Milk velvet flocking

  • 100 g Valrhona cocoa butter
  • 100 g Valrhona Bahibé 46% milk couverture chocolate

 

Decoration

  • Toasted hazelnuts halves
  • Hazelnut skins

 

Instructions

Sweet pastry dough and glaze
Using an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, mix together the butter, icing sugar, ground almonds and salt.

Emulsify by adding the eggs, then incorporate the flour.
Refrigerate the dough for at least 4 hours.
Roll out the dough to 2 mm thick and use it to line 10 greased De Buyer 7.5 cm-diameter perforated tart rings. (Ref: 3099.03).
Place the tartlets on a perforated baking sheet covered with a silicone mat.
Place in the freezer for 1 hour.
Preheat the oven to 160°C and bake the tartlets for 20 minutes with the oven door slightly ajar.
Remove the rings and return the tartlets to the oven to cook for a further 5 minutes.
Leave the tartlets to cool, then spray or, using a pastry brush, carefully brush with the glaze.
Turn the oven temperature up to 200°C and return the tartlets to the oven for 5 minutes.

 

Hazelnut cream
Cream the butter, then mix in the sugar and the ground hazelnuts.
Emulsify with the eggs.
Stir in the rum.
Fill each tartlet with 12 g of the cream and arrange six toasted hazelnut halves on top.
Bake for 15 minutes at 160°C.


Creamy caramel
In a saucepan, cook the sugar with the glucose at 180°C.
Decuire the caramel with the cream and milk.
Cook at 106°C, then stir in the butter and fleur de sel.
Set aside the caramel and leave it to cool to 30°C, then pour it over the cooked hazelnut cream.

 

Hazelnut praline
Make a syrup with the sugar and water.
When the temperature reaches 120°C, add the hazelnuts and stir until the sugar crystallises.
Caramelise until it reaches the desired colour.
Once the caramelised hazelnuts have cooled, make the praline.
Pour the praline into the cups of a 4 cm-diameter half-sphere mould (Ref: 1961.02), then freeze.


Milk chocolate discs
Temper the chocolate.
Using a rolling pin, roll the couverture out between two dipping sheets.
Cut out discs 7 cm in diameter.

 

Whipped hazelnut ganache
Mix the water and the gelatine.
Heat the 200 ml of cream then stir in the gelatine.
Pour over the hazelnut paste and the couverture and mix together.
Add the 400 ml of cold cream while continuing to mix.
Refrigerate for 12 hours.
Whip half of the ganache. (Set aside the other half for the decoration.)
Transfer it to a piping bag and pipe into the bottom of the half-sphere moulds (ref 1961.01) then add the praline insert.
Smooth and freeze.

 

 

 

SPECIALIST TIP FOR THE DECORATION

Whip the remaining the ganache (not too firm).

Stick a knife on the flat part of the half-sphere. Dip it in the whipped ganache and make three back and forth strokes from bottom to top to obtain a nice tip.

Place in the centre of the chocolate disc then return to the freezer.


Decoration

Once frozen, spray the domes with the flocking to achieve a velvet effect.

Place on the filled tartlets then decorate with the toasted hazelnut halves and hazelnut skins.

 

 

MORE ABOUT

ALEXIS

 

Alexis Soszynski

Alexis is a young French Pastry Chef.
He discovered his passion for pastry at the age of 14 and decided to make it his profession.
He trained at the Notre-Dame de la Providence technical college in Orchies (Dept. 59) from the age of 15.
He began his professional career at the age of 19 with Christophe MICHALAK in Paris and then went to work with Marie SIMON (Championne du Monde des Arts Sucrés) in Beaune where he is now.

Having been highly competitive and anxious to prove himself since his earliest years, he competed in the MAF (Best Artisan in France) Pâtissier and MAF Chocolatier during his training and is now preparing for the national final of the Worldskills competition which will be held in Lyon (Eurexpo) in early 2022.