Ingrédients
Frozen puree without added sugar Redcurrant – 1000 g
Sugar (1) – 100 g
Pectin medium rapid set – 8 g
Sugar (2) – 600 g
Fruit pieces – 20% IQF frozen fruit Redcurrant
Defrost the puree (and the IQF fruits if necessary).
Combine the initial quantity of sugar with the pectin.
Bring the puree and the sugar/pectin mix to the boil over a low heat.
Add the remaining sugar.
Cook at 103/104°C or at 73° Brix on a refractometer.
Remove from the heat and leave to cool.
Use the Silikomart SF015 Tartelette & 900 Seville mould.
Pour the mixture into the moulds. Approximately 20/ 25g for individual financiers and 250g for the financier to share. Then add 1/4 of the apricot halves for individual financiers and 5 for the financier to share.
Bake the financiers in an oven at 170°C until slightly golden.
Leave to cool.
Pipe the apricot confit over the financiers then dip them into the chopped pistachios making sure they stick.
Heat the apricot glaze with 10% of water then, using a brush, glaze the edge of the financier to share so that the chopped pistachios stick to the edge.
Smooth the apricot cream then, using a piping bag, fitted with a plain nozzle, pipe out the apricot cream.
Make a dry caramel with the extra caster sugar, add a few apricot halves. Leave them to caramelise then cool. Glaze the caramelised apricot halves then arrange them on the apricot cream.
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