Without further u do, here is my new fabulous cool video: Enjoy! xxx It is very well explained all in here! π
Read on how I made them!
Recipe: for 4 x 12 cm diameter tartlets
Ingredients:
* For the base:
1/2 cup (82 gr) whole almonds
1/2 cup (92 gr) pitted soft dates
1/2 teaspoon home-made vanilla extract
2 tablespoons coconut oil
* For the gingered rhubarb compote:
350 gr (nearly 3 cups chopped) fresh rhubarb stalks, cleaned, chopped up)
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
2 tablespoons water
1/2 cup (45 gr) coconut sugar
* For the cashew caramel (top):
1 cup (160 gr) soaked rinsed drained cashews
6 tablespoons maple syrup
a few pinches of ground pink salt
Method:
- First make the base. Take your food processor & place S-blade in. Add whole almonds, chopped pitted dates, vanilla extract & coconut oil. Place fitted lid on & pulse, aka mix until fully joined. Stop & check if the base would stick together well. Test with your fingers.Β Β Now, smear the base & sides of the 4 tartlet cake pans in with that same coconut oil, to prevent sticking later on. With your hands, push the raw dough onto the base & into the sides all the way up. Then, with the side palm of your hand, you push the base even into the tartlet.You do this to end up with an equal lined base. With a rolling-pin, roll it over the edges, top surfaces of the tartlets. This way, the top surfaces are all equally. Place them into the freezer for about 30 minutes to firm up.
- Now, make the filling. This is a tasty gingered rhubarb compote. Take cooking pot & add rhubarb, coconut sugar, water & ginger. Turn heat up on medium heat, stirring often. Boil until you end up with a lovely compote aka rhubarb caramel & your rhubarb is soft. Check with a fork. When compote is completely cold, spoon it out on top of the 4 tart bases. Using a hand palet knife, level the compote even out into the base of the tartlet. Place onto a clean plate & place into the freezer for 30 minutes to firm up & get really cold.
- The final thing is to make the topping. This is the cashew caramel. Take your Vitamix & add soaked cashews, pink salt & start with 3 tablespoons maple syrup. Place fitted lid on & tamper & blend onto high-speed to. Use tamper to push ingredients into the running blades. taste. I added 3 tablespoons of maple syrup extra so that is 6 tablespoons of maple syrup in total. It is super yummy too! Take tartlets out of the freezer & spoon your cashew caramel evenly on top of each rhubarb filling. Level it all smoothly out with help of a hand palet knife. Place all 4 of them into the freezer for about 1 hour to harden the caramel a bit. Take them out of the freezer & place into the fridge. Just prior, 10 minutes before devouring them, take them out of the fridge. this way, the caramel top will melt a bit & will get all goewie & that is what you want, right? Carefully, take the tartlets out of their casings, without losing the tart sides, of course! Then, with help of a knife, remove the tartlet base too. Enjoy with a good cup of coffee or with an niceΒ lovely tea & with a loved one too! π MMM!Β β₯Β Stay Tuned & subscribe by email! Join 1,800 email subscribers now!!! It is free!!!! Click the link here below to subscribe!!!
Well done!
Thank you, dear Jim.
I’d like one, please π
No problem, I will make them for you.
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Yes please! It looks heavenly!
Oki doki, dear Angie.
Very nice and I think your video’s are terrific. The tartlets are wonderful.
Thanks so much, my dear friend, it was a whole lot of hard work, but there is still time for improvement. But it was fun!
This looks wonderful rich and decadent. I never would have thought of combining rhubarb, cashews, and caramel, but it looks incredible.
Thanks, sweety! xxx Have a nice Sunday! π
I love this recipe! They look so good. Thanks Sophie!
You are welcome, dear Tammy! Enjoy them! x
What wonderful tarts. I do love rhubarb! And caramel! Great that these are vegan xx
Thanks so much, sweet Charlie! Enjoy! xxx
Another great recipe! Thanks!
You are welcome, dear Arthur! Enjoy them! π
Looks delicious! I’ll take two please!
They are very filling you know, dear Angela! But I will serve you 2! π xxx
I would definitely like one or two (or three!). They must be so delicious. Rhubarbs are very hard to find here, I could substitute them for some other fruit!
Ooh yes with a combo of your preferred fruits like nectarines with peaches, so you could use less sugar in them.
Hey Sophie! I made your lovely fab tartlets & loved them so much! that cashew caramel is heaven too! MMMMM! thanks! xxx
Thanks so much, dear Johan! that makes me very happy! π yes! xxx
Almonds, dates, maple syrup– so many great flavors Sophie!! and they look so cute!! Hope you’re having a good launch into summer there, around the world!! hugs.
Thanks so much, dear Rhonda but the last 2 weeks, it has been raining & raining! Bigh sigh!
I’m hoping there’s sunshine planning to show up this weekend Sophie!! hugs.
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Love it! Looks so yummy
Thanks! it really is fabulous even! π thanks! π
Cashexw caramel on top,….yes, please! the whole tartlet looks amazing!!!
An excellent video too! xxx
Thanks so much, sweetie! x