figgy bakewell
caramelised figs in a blackberry & pear bakewell tart w/ sweet crunchy pastry
IngredientsMakes: 900g (10)
360g | crunchy sweet short pastry | (recipe below) | |
340g | almond mix | (recipe below) | |
165g | blackberry conserve | ||
224g | (4) | figs | |
10g | lemon juice | ||
10g | tangerine juice | ||
30g | sugar |
Method
Tart tin - 23cm / 280g |
Blind bake 160C/12m, remove beads and finish base 160C/7-10m. |
Bake 150C/45m |
Make pastry & leave to cool in the fridge for 30mins. |
Roll and line the tart tin w/ pastry, then double line w/ grease proof paper & baking beads of your choice. |
Blind bake 160C/12m, remove beads and finish base 160C/7-10m. |
While it bakes caramelise the figs: |
Slice the figs into thirds, dip one size in citrus juice and then in sugar and place sugar side down in a hot nonstick pan. |
Let the figs bubble until then sugar has lost it's grain and just started to caramelise, then remove them placing them sugar side up on a cutting board until needed. Remove the pastry base from the oven when ready. |
Line the bottom of the tart w/ jam or conserve, then make the almond mix and pour it on top. |
Place the figs on top sugar side up. I put 3 in the middle and nine around the outside - however you fancy! |
Bake @ 150C / 45m |
almond mix
tart filling
IngredientsMakes: 340g
110g | eggs | ||
110g | ground almonds | ||
110g | sugar | ||
5g | almond essence | ||
5g | vanilla essence |
Method
Beat the eggs & sugar until creamy & light, then whisk in the grounds almonds. |
Use asap. |
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