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    Symphony of Autumn: Pears poached in Tatin


    Symphonie dAutomne: Tatin aux Poires Pochées -

    Besides apple pie, I do not know revenue fall more rustic and comfortable as greedy tart tatin. When the proposed restaurant (centuries ago) to the desserts, it lands on my plate imanquablement ... with whipped cream, please!
    Despite this, it is probably pie house I prepare the less often I guess it is faster and simpler to cut apples into slices and place on a background of dough for an apple pie than classical précuire apples in a caramel .. not to mention handling after cooking, which can turn into a nightmare!
    Yet it is a recipe even longer to prepare than I suggest here, the less classical it is true because not only prepared with pears with pears poached in wine and spices! But sometimes the greed of effort and when we sketched in this tart flavored, fruity and caramelized, it was soon forget!
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    Symphonie dAutomne: Tatin aux Poires Pochées -  (for a mold missed by 25 cm)

    For the pastry arranged

    • 250g flour T55
    • 1 pinch of salt
    • 30g sugar
    • 1 packet of vanilla sugar
    • 125g cold butter cut into cubes
    • 1 cs cream or thick liquid
    • 70 to 80ml of ice water

    For the poached pears

    • 300g of red wine
    • 300g water
    • 150g sugar
    • 1 cinnamon stick
    • 1 vanilla bean split and scraped
    • 3 cloves
    • 1 star anise
    • 6 beautiful type Conference pears

    For the Caramel

    • 150g sugar
    • 60g butter tempered

    Preparation of the pastry arranged
    (see also click here for tips)

    In a large bowl, mix the flour sifted with salt, sugar and vanilla sugar. Add the cold butter cut into small pieces and mix with fingertips or 2 knives for 2 or 3 minutes or until a lumpy mixture in which the pieces of fat are still visible.
    Pour the cream and mix with a knife by adding cold water as then hand until dough is soft but not sticky.

    Form a ball with the dough and thick disk overwrite. Film food wrap and place in refrigerator at least 30 min.

    At this point, you can keep the dough cool for 4 to 5 days or freeze.

    For Pears poached in wine and spices

    Symphonie dAutomne: Tatin aux Poires Pochées -  (click photo for preparation)
    After poaching the pears will be kept in the syrup for half an hours time to prepare the rest or simply withdrawn immediately from the pan, drained and stored on paper towel to dry well before use.

    For the Caramel

    In a thick-bottomed saucepan, add sugar and put the pan on medium heat. Cook without mixing until the sugar begins to caramelize and make the color. Stir occasionally to mix the pot the caramelization and continue to cook until the caramel has taken a dark amber color a little red (white background check by taking a drop of caramel). The caramel should start to feel ... the caramel!

    As soon as the caramel reaches the right color, add the butter in the pan for DECUIR and mix until a smooth caramel and smooth.

    Pour carefully into the caramel failed mold placed on a baking tray.

    Assembling the tart tatin

    Preheat oven Th6-7 (200 ° C). Remove the dough from the refrigerator.

    Cut the pears poached in 2, the coring with a spoon gently parisienne (failing with a teaspoon) and place them cut side up on the caramel, being careful to tighten as much as possible.

    Roll out the dough on a work plan flour to a thickness of 0.5 to 0.8 cm. Cut a circle of 3 to 4 cm wider than the diameter of your pan. Place the dough on the pear taking care to center and then fold the edges towards the inside of the mold with your fingers (if they are fine and delicate) or with the flat of a butter knife (or other utensil which does not tear the dough).
    Make one or two small holes with the tip of a knife on the surface of the dough and bake immediately. Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until dough is golden brown color and caramel on the edges is brown.

    Place on a rack out of the oven. Prepare a large serving dish, preferably with edges (juice cooking liquid and still very warm when escape is to return the tart tatin, it is better to take precautions!).
    Place the serving dish back to the pan and return the mold of a sudden (with gloves). If the pears are slightly displaced during the manip, put them gently in place.

    Serve the tart tatin still hot or warm with heavy cream, the whipped cream or a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

    The tarte tatin is best eaten the same day as the cooking juices and caramel tend to soften the dough and make a little cardboard. If you do not have enough mouths to feed, share it with your neighbors or let it warm a few minutes the next day before playing extensions greedy.

    Symphonie dAutomne: Tatin aux Poires Pochées -
    Thank you to Jayne for his inspiration, his photos of delirious greed and humor!

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    October 3, 2008, 11:14 am
    Desserts pastry pastries:
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    Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Craquantes Hazelnut, Crème Douceur


    Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Noisettes Craquantes, Crème Douceur -
    Your pile of "income test" grows by the day and you despair of ever realizing the oldest? "Everything comes to those who wait" .. particularly when it comes to cooking, or rather, let us be frank, desserts!
    As this pie to black (blackcurrant pie), found there is more than a year and a half on Bron's blog when I came to buy my first black tray, including the description and the picture focused on the color red great cooking juices overcome me. But with my poor 150g of berries and unable to return to my dealer, no way to die! I was frozen blackcurrants my pending return in order to finally achieve this recipe, but finally I had used to create a dessert for Cuisine P @ ssion. Discouraged, defeated, me ..? I waited, but with the black for the month of August, she finally landed on my plate this famous pie altered on my way ... and nobody is complaining!
    I give you something even when you do not have to wait for the season of black if you're the impatient type, with frozen berries, it works very well also ;)

    Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Noisettes Craquantes, Crème Douceur -  (for a mold of 20-22 cm in diameter)

    For the fried black

    • 300g blackcurrants (1)
    • 130g sugar
    • 1 packet of vanilla sugar
    • 10g flour
    • Cs 1 lemon juice
    • 1 cs de crème de Cassis
    • 220g blackcurrant (2)

    For the pie dough

    • 360g flour T55
    • 1 cc of salt
    • 40g sugar
    • 2 bags of vanilla sugar
    • 180g margarine or butter (or half / half) Cold
    • 20g cold cream
    • 120ml cold water
    • 50g roasted hazelnuts coarsely crushed (optional)
    • 1 egg beaten with a little milk to brown
    • nature or whipped cream flavored (vanilla, Amaretto etc. ..)

    For the fried black

    In a large saucepan, pour the black beads (1), then add sugar, vanilla sugar, flour, lemon juice and crème de cassis. Mix gently with a wooden spoon and bring to heat over medium heat. Reduce few minutes early to stop boiling without stirring until the liquid thickens and becomes syrupy.
    Add the rest of blackcurrant (2), mix and transfer to a bowl. Cool. Taste and adjust possibly adding sugar by taste.

    Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Noisettes Craquantes, Crème Douceur -

    For the pie dough

    In a large bowl, mix the flour sifted with salt, sugar and vanilla sugar. Add the margarine (or butter) cold cut into small pieces and mix with fingertips or 2 knives for 2 or 3 minutes or until a lumpy mixture in which the pieces of fat are still visible .
    Pour the cream and mix with a knife by adding cold water as then hand until the dough forms a soft ball but not sticky.

    Note: It is important not to work the dough first so as not to favor the formation of gluten that would make the dough firm and the other to avoid melting the fat. Indeed, the melting of small pieces of fat not incorporated in the dough basing during cooking, creating steam which aerates the dough and gives it a light texture a bit flaky.

    Note: although the butter is better tasting pasta pie, they are more fragile and less resistant than pasta made from vegetable fat. In general, it is advisable to use a mixture of butter / vegetable fat to have good resistance (useful with juicy fruit) along with a lighter texture and more tender. To remain without milk, I use a special pastry margarine butter to taste and add a little liquid cream plant in the dough to make it more tender.

    Form a ball with the dough, divide it into 2 pieces of equal weight can crush each piece thick disk. Film food wrap and place in refrigerator at least 30 minutes (refrigerate the dough allows the gluten to relax - the dough less elastic spread more easily - and enhance the fat, which will prevent the dough from sticking to the plan work and to be lighter since less flour will be needed for spreading).

    At this point, you can keep the dough cool for 3 to 4 days or freeze.

    Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Noisettes Craquantes, Crème Douceur -

    Preheat oven 6-7 th (190 ° C). Butter a pie mold of 20-22 cm in diameter and 3-4 cm high (I do not have a special mold, I used the glass lid of my favorite deep fryer).

    In terms of work lightly flour, spread to roll one disk of dough (out for 5 minutes before the dough is more pliable) to form a circle of 25-26 cm in diameter.

    Note: For a disc of dough to uniform thickness, always spread from the center toward the edges, avoiding the movement of return of the roll. Sprinkle the surface with a veil of flour, begin to spread oval, flip the dough upside down and start to spread, turning even 1 or 2 times the dough. Continue without much support until the desired size

    Transfer the batter into the mold is prepared using the roller, or by folding 4. Press gently with your fingers so that the dough wife the shape of the mold. If the edges are too long, possibly cut with scissors (must stay at least 2 cm beyond the edges).
    Sprinkle pulp coarsely crushed roasted hazelnuts or chopped and pour the pan-fried black and spread evenly over the surface.

    Roll out the second half of dough as before or slightly larger. With a brush dipped in beaten egg or milk, lightly brush the edge of the dough into the mold. Submit gently on top of the second circle of dough by folding and pinching the edges to join the 2 pasta. Scissors to cut off excess dough and decorate the outline of the pie to your liking (festoon by hand, fork etc. ..). With the tip of a small knife or razor blade, make 3 or 4 deep harmonious in the center of the pie to allow steam generated during cooking from escaping.

    Place in freezer for 15 min (the transition to cold reduces the risk of narrowing of the pulp cooking and makes the dough more puff).

    Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Noisettes Craquantes, Crème Douceur -
    Brush the surface of the pie with beaten egg and sprinkle with crystal sugar. Place pan on a baking sheet (to collect any overflow of juices for cooking), oven and cook for about 45-50 minutes or until the pie reaches a golden brown.
    Cool 30 minutes before cutting to allow time to trim to "take".

    Serve with whipped cream or sweet nature scented with vanilla, Amaretto or what you like.

    Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Noisettes Craquantes, Crème Douceur -
    Source: my recipes inspired by Bron and Baking With Julia Tourte au Cassis Acidulé, Noisettes Craquantes, Crème Douceur -

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