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Recipe
1 May 2018
Strawberry Rhubarb Tart

From seeing strawberries growing all over my instagram feed, I finally succumbed to the call of garriguettes! I wanted a good big generous strawberry tart but I wanted to move away a bit from CAP recipes. I finally opted for a strawberry rhubarb tart.And I can assure you that I had a great idea! This tart is delicious, super simple and allowed me to discover a new way to cook rhubarb! I indeed fell for the poached rhubarb from Chocolate and Zucchini and it was pure bliss!

Initially I chose this method simply to maintain the shape of the rhubarb pieces (for my decoration on top). But actually the taste is just incredible. A side that's crispy-melting in an amazing way.

For the tart base, I used a classic sweet pastry. You can find the detailed lining technique in the recipe for apple tart CAP style (you don't have to stress yourself with the fluting ^^).

Poaching the rhubarb

For this, just make a syrup with sugar and water. Then poach the little rhubarb pieces for a minute in the syrup. In three batches it's done! I let the syrup reduce and used the rest to glaze the strawberries.

However, don't do like I did, remember to drain the rhubarb well before placing it on the tart base. I didn't and my pastry was soaked despite my egg white seal.

Assembling the strawberry rhubarb tart

For assembly nothing simpler: bake the tart base blind. Spread the rhubarb pieces on it (keeping the 5-6 nicest ones for decoration) and cover with strawberry halves. To finish, glaze with the rhubarb syrup and arrange a few rhubarb pieces to decorate.

In less than half an hour, an original strawberry tart that looks amazing!

strawberry rhubarb tart

Strawberry rhubarb tart

Camille
An original tart, super simple and delicious!
5 from 1 vote
Preparation Time 40 minutes min
Cooking Time 20 minutes min
Cooling Time 30 minutes min

Full recipe

Strawberry Rhubarb Tart

Instructions

  1. 1

    Make the sweet pastry following the chilling steps. Line a tart ring and blind bake for 20 minutes at 180°C.

  2. 2

    Peel the rhubarb shoots and cut them in half lengthwise, then slice diagonally into pieces about 2 cm long.

  3. 3

    Make a syrup with water and sugar. When it comes to a boil, plunge a large handful of rhubarb pieces. Cover the pan and when the syrup boils again, remove the rhubarb with a slotted spoon.

  4. 4

    Place the cooked pieces on paper towels and repeat with the rest. Save the most beautiful rhubarb pieces and spread the rest on the blind-baked tart crust.

  5. 5

    Continue reducing the syrup until it becomes very thick.

  6. 6

    Cut the strawberries in half and arrange on the rhubarb coulis. Glaze with the rhubarb syrup and decorate with the reserved pieces!

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