Raspberry Lemon Tart for the Thermomix®
Try the delicious raspberry lemon tart for the Thermomix from Spoonsparrow or one of our other healthy and tasty recipes!
Ingredients
- 500 g ripe raspberries
- 2 Organic lemons
- 110 g yogurt butter (room temperature)
- 1 pinch salt
- 100 g cane sugar
- 1 egg
- 100 g spelt whole‑grain flour
- 20 g spelt flour (Type 630)
- 2 tsp Weinstein baking powder
- 125 ml buttermilk
- 3 sheets white gelatin
- 200 g Sour Cream
- 10 g white chocolate
Instructions
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1.
Soak the gelatin in cold water.
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2.
Wash the lemons hot, dry them and grate the zest of one lemon on a fine grater. Cut the lemon in half and juice it.
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3.
Add the sour cream, 30 g cane sugar, half of the lemon zest, 2 tbsp lemon juice and 110 ml buttermilk to the mixing bowl, stir for 10 s at speed 3 and pour out.
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4.
Return 2 tbsp of the cream to the bowl and heat for 5 min at 80 °C on speed 1; after about 30 s squeeze the gelatin and add it gradually through the lid opening. Add another 2 tbsp of the cream through the lid opening. For the last 2 min add the remaining cream.
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5.
Pour the cream into a container and refrigerate. Rinse the mixing bowl.
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6.
Wash, drain and clean the raspberries.
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Add 100 g yogurt butter, 1 pinch salt, the remaining cane sugar, egg and remaining lemon zest to the mixing bowl and process for 10 s at speed 3 into a dough. Use the spatula to scrape everything from the sides into the bowl. Add the flours, baking powder and remaining buttermilk. Mix for 30 s at speed 3.
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Grease a tart pan with leftover butter. Pour in the dough, smooth it out and spread the raspberries on top. Bake the tart in a preheated oven at 180 °C (fan 160 °C; gas: level 2–3) on the middle rack for about 25 min.
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9.
Let the tart cool and spread the buttermilk cream over it. Refrigerate again until the cream sets.
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10.
Peel the zest of the remaining lemon with a zester and sprinkle it over the tart (use the rest of the lemon elsewhere). Sprinkle white chocolate shavings, made with a vegetable peeler, over the tart for garnish and serve.