Preparation | Resting | Cooking | Start to finish |
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55 min. | 2 hours 10 min. | 20 min. | 3 hours 25 min. |
1 | Prepare 1 sheet gelatin. Sieve 125 g chestnut flour and 125 g flour together into a food-mixer bowl. | |
2 | Add 100 g butter, 100 g caster sugar and 1 Egg. | |
3 | Knead until smoothly mixed. | |
4 | Gather the pastry into a flat cake, wrap in plastic film and refrigerate for at least 2 hours (it is easy to make this pastry the day before you want to use it). | |
5 | After this resting time, roll out the pastry and line the tart tins or moulds. | |
6 | Bake the tart cases "blind". | |
7 | Squeeze 4 clementines and collect 50 à 60 ml of juice. Add 50 g caster sugar and melt the sugar over low heat. Be careful not to let it boil; the clementine juice should be just hot, around 122°F (50°C). Use a thermometer to be sure. Add the gelatin and mix in thoroughly. | |
8 | Put the pan to cool by standing it in cold water. Stir from time to time with a whisk. | |
9 | Melt 75 g white chocolate in a bain-marie. | |
10 | Use a brush to coat each pastry case with a thin layer of white chocolate. | |
11 | This will keep the pastry crisp by stopping the clementine jelly soaking into it. The white chocolate will barely affect the flavour, if at all. | |
12 | To finish, fill the tarts with the clementine jelly and leave to set in the fridge. |