Ice Cream Tart With Grown-up Persimmon Flavor
- 1 the recipe will make enough for the tarts + 4-5 cookies Coffee tart crust
- 1 Chocolate (dark)
- 1 Persimmon puree
- 1 Store-bought vanilla ice cream
- 1 Rum soaked raisins
- 1 tsp Rum
- Bake the small tarts very well so that they are quite hard.
- Let them cool completely, and then remove from the molds.
- Dissolve the chocolate in a small bowl suspended over a hot water bath, spread it thinly in the tarts from Step 1.
- Refrigerate the tarts for a while to let the chocolate completely harden.
- Mix the rum and raisins together into the vanilla ice cream to make the rum raisin ice cream.
- This is what I used this time, but you can of course use home-made ice cream instead.
- Pour the Step 3 ice cream into the Step 2 tarts, and level out the surface.
- Make sure to let the ice cream thoroughly harden in the freezer this time.
- Finally, spread the persimmon puree onto the surface and place once again into the freezer to harden.
- The tarts are done.
- The rum raisin ice cream and persimmon really go well together.
- I think the bitterness of the chocolate and coffee tart crust work together to give it an even more grown-up taste.
- Here is my recipe for rum soaked raisins: "Fruity Rum Raisins".
- I also recommend checking out "Ice Cream Tart Number 2 Chocolate Pistachio".
will, chocolate, puree, vanilla ice cream, raisins
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/145625-ice-cream-tart-with-grown-up-persimmon-flavor (may not work)