Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
TARTLETS
for 12 tartlets d=8 cm
Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
for 12 tartlets d=8 cm
GELATIN MASS
2. Place the mixture in the fridge and let it sit there for 10–15 minutes
to allow the gelatin to swell and bloom. Then it’s ready for use.
3. You can make the gelatin mass in advance and store it in the fridge
for up to 2 days.
TIP
• If you have no powdered gelatin to hand, you can use gelatin
leaves instead. Simply use the same weight of gelatin leaves
as you would powdered gelatin and soak them in cold water.
Make sure the leaves are fully covered with water.
• Leave the gelatin leaves to soak for 15 minutes – during this
time, the leaves should absorb exactly the right amount of
water needed. Then squeeze the leaves to remove excess
water and use immediately.
3. Stir in the sifted cocoa powder to the cream mixture and bring
everything to a boil, let the mixture simmer for 10 seconds more,
then remove from the heat.
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Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
for 12 tartlets d=8 cm
4. Add the gelatin mass and whisk until homogenous, then strain
the mixture into a measuring cup.
5. Cover the cocoa mirror glaze with cling film touching the surface.
Then set it aside for 12 hours.
1. Sift the flour, icing sugar, almond powder and cocoa powder into
the bowl of a stand mixer.
2. Cut the cold butter into small cubes, and add it to the mixer bowl.
Using a paddle attachment, mix everything on low speed until
crumbs resembling wet sand form.
5. Remove the dough from the fridge and roll it out to a thickness of
2 mm. Cut out 12 circles of dough using a cake ring d=12 cm.
6. Then, fit every circle into Matfer tartlet molds d=8 cm and h=1.6 cm.
Cut off any excess dough with a knife. Use a fork to prick the
bottoms of the tartlets.
7. Place the tartlet shells in the fridge (at 4 °C / 39 °F) and let them sit
there for 30 minutes.
8. Preheat an oven to 165 °C / 329 °F and bake the tartlet shells for
around 3 minutes, then reduce temperature to 140 °C / 284 °F, and
bake your tartlet shells for 10 minutes more.
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Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
for 12 tartlets d=8 cm
CARAMELIZED HAZELNUTS
2. Add the hazelnut halves to the hot syrup. Allow them to soak in
the syrup for 30 minutes, then strain.
4. Toast the hazelnut halves in the oven at 160°C / 320°F until they
turn golden brown, which should take about 7–10 minutes.
4. While the mixer is running, gently add the cream and mix until
ingredients have combined.
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Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
for 12 tartlets d=8 cm
CARAMEL CREAM
• Sugar 60 g 24%
• Glucose/corn syrup 30 g 12%
• Whipping cream 35% 50 g 20%
• Sweetened condensed milk 30 g 12%
• Butter 82% 80 g 32%
• Sea salt 0.5 g <1%
• Baked tartlets filled
with hazelnut chocolate cream
1. Add the sugar and glucose syrup to a saucepan. Heat the mixture
until it caramelizes and obtains a nice caramel color.
3. Weigh the caramel cream (you should have around 135 g) and
adjust it to 150 g by adding water.
4. Add the cooled, diced butter to the cream (which should be around
50 °C / 122 °F) and process it with a hand blender until smooth.
5. Place the caramel cream in the fridge and leave it there until it has
a pipeable consistency.
6. Pipe the caramel cream in a spiral motion onto the baked cream,
starting from the center.
7. Place the filled tartlet shells in the fridge and let them sit there until
the caramel cream sets.
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Chocolate Frangipane Tartlets
for 12 tartlets d=8 cm
Ingredients
• Filled tartlets
• Caramelized hazelnuts
• Stabilized cocoa mirror glaze
2. Pour the glaze onto the caramel cream, then place the tartlets
in the fridge until cocoa mirror glaze sets.
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