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Peanut Dacquoise

  • 200 g egg whites (6)
  • 180 g icing sugar
  • 110 g peanuts
  • 110 g almonds
  • 50 g cornflour
  • 50 g caster sugar

Whipped Mascarpone and Peanut Ganache

  • 300 g heavy cream (35% fat)
  • 125 g mascarpone
  • 75 g white chocolate
  • 40 g peanut paste (100%)
  • 2.5 g gelatine

Dark Chocolate Namelaka

  • 260 g heavy cream (35% fat)
  • 230 g dark chocolate 54%
  • 130 g whole milk
  • 13 g glucose
  • 4 g gelatine

Fig Confit

  • 450 g black figs
  • 40 g vanilla or white sugar
  • 2 g pectin

Assembly

  • 200 g black figs
  • Neutral glaze
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Prep. time
1h 20m

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  1. Peanut Dacquoise
    • 200 g egg whites (6)
    • 180 g icing sugar
    • 110 g peanuts
    • 110 g almonds
    • 50 g cornflour
    • 50 g caster sugar

    • Place the peanuts and almonds on a baking tray and roast them for 15 minutes at 150ºC.
    • Allow them to cool to room temperature, then process them together with the icing sugar until you obtain a texture similar to sand or crushed biscuits.
    • In a separate bowl, whisk the egg whites with the caster sugar until stiff peaks form, for about 10 minutes.
    • Then sift the cornflour and fold it gently into the meringue using a spatula, being careful not to deflate it too much.
    • Next, add the ground peanuts and almonds and incorporate them in the same way as the cornflour until you get a smooth mixture.
    • Pour the mixture into a round mould of 24 cm in diameter and bake for 25 minutes at 180ºC.
    • Once baked, turn off the oven and let it cool to room temperature. Store in a cool, dry place.
  2. Whipped Mascarpone and Peanut Ganache
    • 300 g heavy cream (35% fat)
    • 125 g mascarpone
    • 75 g white chocolate
    • 40 g peanut paste (100%)
    • 2.5 g gelatine

    • First, soak the gelatine in cold water for 10 minutes.
    • In a saucepan, heat the cream and bring it to the boil.
    • Meanwhile, melt the white chocolate in a microwave-safe bowl in short bursts.
    • When the cream is about to boil, add the gelatine, remove from the heat, and pour it over the melted white chocolate in three additions, stirring well each time with a spatula to combine.
    • Add the mascarpone and peanut paste, and whisk until fully incorporated.
    • Finally, blend the mixture with a hand blender, cover with cling film in contact with the surface, and refrigerate for at least 4 hours.
  3. Chocolate Namelaka
    • 260 g heavy cream (35% fat)
    • 230 g dark chocolate 54%
    • 130 g whole milk
    • 13 g glucose
    • 4 g gelatine

    • First, soak the gelatine in cold water for at least 10 minutes.
    • In a saucepan, heat the milk and cream over medium heat until they come to the boil. Then remove from the heat and add the hydrated gelatine.
    • Pour the hot mixture over the chocolate and combine with a hand blender.
    • Transfer the mixture to a container, cover with cling film in contact with the surface, let it cool, and refrigerate for at least 4 hours, ideally overnight.
  4. Fig Confit
    • 450 g black figs
    • 40 g vanilla or white sugar
    • 2 g pectin

    • Start by washing the figs.
    • Cut them into quarters and place them in a saucepan.
    • Cook the figs over medium heat for about 15 minutes, until they break down and start to resemble a jam, stirring occasionally with a rubber spatula.
    • Blend the figs with a hand blender and strain to remove the pulp.
    • In a small bowl, mix the sugar and the pectin together.
    • It’s important that the pectin is well combined with the sugar to avoid lumps when added to the mixture.
    • Return the fig purée to the heat, add the sugar and pectin mixture, and cook for 2 minutes over medium heat.
    • Remove from the heat, pour the confit into a container, and allow to cool to room temperature. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
  5. Assembly
    • 200 g black figs
    • Neutral glaze

    • Take the mascarpone and peanut ganache from the fridge and whip it until firm peaks form, similar to Chantilly cream.
    • Meanwhile, cut the peanut dacquoise into two equal layers.
    • Place one of the layers on a plate and spread the whipped mascarpone and peanut ganache with a spoon, leaving the edges slightly higher than the centre, about 2 cm thick.
    • Take the fig confit out of the fridge, stir it with a spatula or whisk, and pour about two-thirds of it into the hollow of the whipped ganache. Smooth the surface with a spatula.
    • Place the chocolate namelaka into a piping bag fitted with a plain 1 cm nozzle.
    • Place the second dacquoise layer on top and pipe about half of the chocolate namelaka over it, spreading a thin, even layer across the surface.
    • Pour the remaining fig confit on top and spread it into a thin layer.
    • Wash the figs well and slice them into discs about 4–5 mm thick, arranging them on top of the tart to cover the surface, leaving about 1 cm around the edge.
    • Optionally, brush the fig slices with a little neutral glaze.
    • Finally, pipe small dots with the remaining chocolate namelaka around the edge of the tart.
    • Keep refrigerated until serving, then bring to room temperature for about 20 minutes before serving.
    Peanut Dacquoise
  • 200 g egg whites (6)
  • 180 g icing sugar
  • 110 g peanuts
  • 110 g almonds
  • 50 g cornflour
  • 50 g caster sugar
    Whipped Mascarpone and Peanut Ganache
  • 300 g heavy cream (35% fat)
  • 125 g mascarpone
  • 75 g white chocolate
  • 40 g peanut paste (100%)
  • 2.5 g gelatine
    Chocolate Namelaka
  • 260 g heavy cream (35% fat)
  • 230 g dark chocolate 54%
  • 130 g whole milk
  • 13 g glucose
  • 4 g gelatine
    Fig Confit
  • 450 g black figs
  • 40 g vanilla or white sugar
  • 2 g pectin
    Assembly
  • 200 g black figs
  • Neutral glaze