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RECIPE - Lime Tartlet | Perfect Foodservice Dessert

Updated: Sep 20


We're delighted to present our second tartlet recipe: the Lime Tartlet. This dessert offers a delightful blend of sweetness with a refreshing citrus twist.


For the base, we used the Plain Le Patissier Tart Shell, an artisan-quality, Irish-made product designed for the foodservice industry. These tart shells allow restaurants and cafés to focus on creating their own unique fillings while ensuring a top-quality result every time.


Close-up of a lime tartlet with a shortbread crisp tart shell and citrus filling

Step 1: Madeleine Batter

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Sugar

150g

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Honey

90g


Lemon Zest

5g

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Eggs

150g

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Flour T55

250g

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Baking Powder

8g

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Butter

180g

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Cream

100g

Method:

  • Combine the honey and the sugar and grate the lemon zest into it.

  • Add the eggs to the combination and mix well.

  • Combine the flour with the baking powder and add to the previous mix.

  • Melt the butter and then add it slowly while mixing well, careful not to split the mix.

  • Finish by adding the cream, allow to rest for 12 hours.


Step 2: Lemon Pear Crémeux

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Pectin NH Sosa

8g

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Sugar

30g

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Gelatine Powder Sosa

5g


Water

25g

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Lime Purée Adamance

200g

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Pear Purée Adamance

125g

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Egg Whites

100g

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Cocoa Butter

100g

Method:

  • Heat the milk, cream, and salt. Bring it to the boiling point.

  • Caramelise the sugar and deglaze with the hot liquids.

  • Allow the mixture to cool and emulsify with the Caramélia chocolate and cocoa butter.

  • Set aside in a container and allow to crystallise in the fridge for 3 - 4 hours.


Step 3: Lime Chantilly

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Sugar

150g

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Lime Purée Adamance

340g

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Cream

510g

Method:

  • Mix the sugar with the slightly warmed purée (less than 40°C).

  • Add the cream and let it chill.


Step 4: Assembly


  1. Pipe a thin layer of the madeleine batter into the tart shell and bake for 8 -10 minutes at 170°C.

  2. Once cooled, pipe the lemon pear crémeux on top of the madeleine and level it perfectly.

  3. Whip the lime chantilly and spread on top as shown in the picture using a plastic scraper.

  4. Decorate with some freshly zested lime.


lime tartlet assembly

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