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#Gluten pear tart recipe Patch#

Remove the pastry case from the fridge and spread the chopped chocolate in the base.Put the pears cut side down on a chopping board and slice them into thin vertical strips horizontally across the pear.If the pear is ripe enough a teaspoon or melon baller are ideal for this task. Scoop out the cores trying to not break the pear half or lose too much of the pear flesh. In a large bowl whisk the cream, whole egg, egg yolk and vanilla pod seeds until is it thoroughly mixed together. While the pastry is chilling make the custard filling.Put in the fridge for 30 minutes to chill. Gently push the pastry into the flutes, and trim the top edge to neaten the pastry.

#Gluten pear tart recipe Patch#

You may find it too delicate to lift in one piece and have to patch it together in the tart tin.

After the pastry has chilled, roll it out onto a lightly rice floured surface to a size large enough to completely line the tart tin including the sides.

Wrap and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes. If the pastry appears too dry and crumbly then sprinkle with a little more water until it makes a smooth ball. Add the egg yolk and water, and knead into a smooth ball of pastry dough. Mix together until it resembles large breadcrumbs.

Into a large mixing bowl put the white rice and gluten free flours, softened butter and sugar.

Standing the tart tin on this preheated tray while cooking is vital, to ensure that the chocolate at the bottom of the tart reaches the right temperature to melt, without burning. The tray needs to be large enough to stand the tart tin on it. Place a large baking tray in the oven while it is heating to preheat the tray.

Lightly butter and dust with white rice flour a 25cm (10") fluted tart tin with a removable base.Directions Preheat oven: 200☌, 400☏, gas 6 reduced temperature after 10 mins: 180☌, 350☏, gas 4