Original creation by
Peter REMMELZWAAL,
Best Pastry Chef in the Netherlands 2012,
PR Pâtisserie, Katwijk aan Zee, Netherlands

Original creation by
Peter REMMELZWAAL,
Best Pastry Chef in the Netherlands 2012,
PR Pâtisserie, Katwijk aan Zee, Netherlands
Recipe for 2 tarts
80 g feuilletine
270 g white chocolate
90 g cornflakes
50 g almond paste 100%
18 g yoghurt powder
Melt the white chocolate, then mix with the almond paste. Mix
the feuilletine with the cornflakes and the yoghurt powder. Mix
together and spread on a Rhodoïd sheet, with a thickness of
2.5 mm. Leave to crystalllize. Cut 18 cm-diameter discs. Freeze.
257 g sugar
292 g fresh egg whites
165 g flour
17 g cream powder
230 g egg yolks
Whisk the egg whites with the sugar. Smooth the egg yolks
and fold in the whisked whites. Add with a maryse the
mixture flour-cream powder. Spread on a baking sheet, with a
thickness of 4 mm. Cook at 220°C. Cut 3 discs: the first of 14
cm in diameter, the second of 12 cm in diameter and the third
of 18 cm in diameter. Freeze.
115 g sugar
115 g glucose
230 g water
80 g sea-buckthorn puree
60 g Cointreau® 60% vol.
In a saucepan, boil together sugar, water and glucose. Add the
puree and bring to a boil. Cool before adding Cointreau®.
450 g sea-buckthorn puree
90 g apricot jam
75 g sugar
150 g sea-buckthorn berries
9 g gelatine powder
45 g water
Soak the gelatine powder in water. Bring the jam, seabuckthorn puree, sugar and berries to a boil. Add the gelatine
and mix together. Strain the coulis and cool for at least
24 hours. Smooth the coulis before assembly.
192 g milk
65 g cream (35% fat)
38 g sugar (1)
35 g vanilla extract (Prova 200)
14 g sugar (2)
22 g cream powder
42 g egg yolks
770 g cream (35% fat)
10 g gelatine powder
50 g water
23 g Cointreau® 60% vol.
Soak the gelatine powder in water. In a saucepan, bring the
milk, cream, sugar and vanilla to a boil. Whisk the yolks with the
sugar (2) and cream powder. Pour the liquid over the yolks and
bring to a boil. Off the heat, add the gelatine and Cointreau®, let the temperature go down to 30°C. Whip the cream until
frothy and mix with a maryse.
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Spread some sea-buckthorn coulis over the bottom of yoghurt
crispness and immediately place a Duchess sponge disc (14 cm
diameter) on the coulis.
Form a spiral with the Switzerland cream (tip 14).
Continue by forming a spiral with the sea-buckthorn coulis on
the Switzerland cream.
Superpose a second disc of Duchess sponge (12 cm diameter) and
a second spiral of sea-buckthorn coulis.
Screen this composition in the shape of a hemisphere with the
remaining Switzerland cream and cover with a Duchess sponge
disc (18 cm diameter). Wrap in cling film, freeze.
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Remove the cling film and spray the tarts with the sea-buckthorn
punch. Cover with Chantilly using a pastry bag with a St Honoré
tip.
Decorate with some sea-buckthorn berries and chocolate decor.
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