DISH RESEARCH · Dessert
Tarte aux Bleuets
The selected blueberry tart published by RICARDO fills its own two-crust pastry with fresh blueberries, sugar and quick-cooking tapioca, brushes the top with milk and serves it with vanilla ice cream.
About Tarte aux Bleuets
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The selected blueberry tart published by RICARDO encloses fresh blueberries between two portions of its own shortcrust. Quick-cooking tapioca joins the sugar in the fruit filling.
Flour, salt and the dough’s sugar are mixed before very cold unsalted butter is worked to a granular texture. Ice water and cider vinegar bring the mixture together, with additional water used if needed.
The dough is divided into two balls, floured and chilled. One rolled portion lines the pie plate, while the second receives a central opening for the top.
Fresh blueberries fill the base and are sprinkled with the separate filling sugar and quick-cooking tapioca. The upper pastry is fitted over them, the edges sealed and the surface brushed with milk.
After baking, the pie is allowed to cool to a warm serving point and is accompanied by vanilla ice cream. Its covered pastry format keeps the blueberry filling inside a sealed rim.
Ingredients in Tarte aux Bleuets
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- Wheat flourbase
- Buttercooking medium
- Blueberriesfilling
- Cornstarchbinder
- Blueberry fillingfilling
- Pastrybase
- Bleuetsfilling
- Sugarsweetener
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
Origins & food traditions
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