(one per person!)
8 sheets puff pastry, cut a little larger than the size of your individual tart pan
3 tbsps melted butter
handful chocolate chips, melted
homemade strawberry whipped cream (recipe below)
2 strawberries, halved
1 tbsp raspberry coulis (recipe below)
Brush butter on each sheet of puff pastry in turn and pile them up. Then nestle them into the tart pan. Spread the bottom with melted chocolate, and fill up the tart with whipped cream. Arrange the strawberries on the cream and drizzle with coulis. Gorgeous!
Strawberry Whipped Cream
1/2 pint whipping cream
dash vanilla extract
2 tbsps sugar (less if you like)
3 strawberries, quartered
Place all the ingredients in your Magimix and whizz until the cream is whipped, taking care that you don’t whip it too long and end up with strawberry butter!
Raspberry Coulis
1 pint raspberries
2 tbsps sugar
juice of 1/2 lemon
Simmer all ingredients in a small saucepan, pressing on the berries with a spoon. Cook down until liquidy, then pass through a sieve into a cup, to eliminate the seeds. Return to saucepan and cook down till reduced by about half.
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2 cups lightly packed watercress
1/2 cup roasted pistachios, shelled
2 cloves garlic
1/4 cup grated parmesan
juice of 1/2 lemon
olive oil till runny: 1/2 cup? depends on your taste
This recipe descended from my random mind: if one green leaf (basil) and one nut (pine nut) make pesto, which means in Italian only “paste,” why not mess around with it? Whizz all the ingredients in your food processor. DONE.
We ate this tonight tossed with grilled scallops and spaghetti, nice. You try your own ideas. Drizzled over tomatoes and mozzarella, that sounds good. Or on a fillet of sea bass, or brushed over toasted bread. Yum yum…
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