
Apple Tart Tartin with Blackberry Compote
Apple Tart Tartin with Blackberry Compote by Gluten-free Chef of the Year finalist, Shiva Osborne.
Credited to: Coeliac UK
Kcal: 955.0
Ingredients
- 60g (2oz) rice flour*
- 60g (2oz) brown rice flour*
- 60g (2oz) millet flour*
- 60g (2oz) cornstarch
- ¼ tsp salt
- 10g (1/2oz) icing sugar
- 1 tsp xanthan gum
- ¼ tsp guar gum
- 85g (3oz) cold water
- 188g (7oz) unsalted butter
- 20g ( 3/4 oz)Marsala wine
- 35g (1oz) caster sugar
- 130g (4 1/2 oz) water
- 100g (3 1/2oz) blackberries
- 8g (1/4oz) butter
- 8g (1/4oz) cornflour
- 25g (1oz) butter
- 60g (2oz) light soft brown sugar
- 0.5g cinnamon
- 4 peeled and sliced cooking apples
- 150g (5 1/2oz) sugar
- 100g (3 1/2oz) water
- 1 apple thinly sliced
- 12 blackberries to serve
Notes: *Please check our Food and Drink Information for suitable products.
Method
- Place all dry ingredients in a mixer add water to bring together
- Divide the loose dough into two portions and roll into two balls
- Pat each ball into a rectangle and spread softened butter onto one rectangle
- Cover the buttered rectangle with the second one and wrap in cling film.
- Put pastry into the fridge for 1 hour
- Take the pastry out of the fridge and roll the sandwiched dough until it is a third bigger
- Then fold the pastry in half, and half again until you have done seven turns in total
- Place all ingredients into pan and bring to the boil. Once boiled remove and sieve
- Make corn flour up with water then whisk into blackberry sauce
- Put sugar and water in pan and make sugar stock
- Add thinly sliced apple and cook on each side for 45 seconds to 1 min then take out and cool on parchment paper
- Melt butter sugar and cinnamon into tins.
- Add apple slices and cook for 2-3 minutes turning once.
- Cover loosely with pastry and put into oven at 175ºC/ 325ºF/Gas Mark 3 for 15-20 minutes.
- Place tart in centre of plate coat halved blackberries in sauce and place 5 on each plate around the rim in equal distance to each other, then drizzle some blackberry sauce around the edge to cover fruit and top tart with a good quenelle of clotted cream.