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  • Dragon fruit bavarois tartlets

    • Dessert, Cakes
    • 30 min. preparation 4 hours of waiting time

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    Dragon fruit bavarois tartlets

    Ingredients

    Tartlets

    Kitchen tools

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    Preparation method

    1. Cut the dragon fruit in half lengthwise, removing most of the stalks from the skin, so that the skin is smooth. Cut the flesh into thin slices of 2 mm. Place the slices on the inside of the cooking ring, overlapping each slice by half.
    2. Soak the sheets of gelatine in cold water for 5 minutes.
    3. Put the rest of the pulp in a measuring cup and top up to 300 ml with apple juice. Squeeze the lime. Add the sugar and lime juice. Puree with the hand blender until smooth. Pour into a saucepan and bring to a boil. Add the squeezed gelatin and stir until dissolved. Leave to cool slightly and place in the fridge until ready to use.
    4. When the dragon fruit mixture starts to set, beat the whipping cream to a yoghurt-like consistency with the mixer and carefully fold into the dragon fruit mixture. Fill the rings with the bavarois and place the rings, covered, in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours.
    5. Remove the rings and place the tartlets on a plate. Decorate the bavarois tartlets with raspberries and flowers.

    Enjoy!

    Nutrition value per person/bite

    kcal
    370
    protein
    4 gr
    fat
    22 gr
    saturated
    15 gr
    carbohydrates
    38 gr
    sugars
    33 gr
    fibers
    2 gr