Chocolate, Orange Marshmallow Tart
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Chocolate, Orange Marshmallow Tart
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This is an easy dessert that can be made ahead and left in the fridge in an airtight container. The base is made with gluten free Amaretti biscuits.
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Ingredients
- 300 gm Amaretti biscuits traditional or gluten free the crunchy sugary kind
- 120 gm butter melted unsalted
- 250 ml milk 1 Aust cup
- 200 gm marshmallows white
- 40 ml instant coffee 2 tablespoons
- 40 ml Cointreau liqueur 2 tablespoons
- 10 gm orange zest very fine ,
- 150 ml cream thickened
- 150 gm dark chocolate (not milk chocolate its too sweet)
- 50 gm dark chocolate
- 50 gm almonds toasted slivered
Instructions
- Pre-heat the oven 170 C or 340 F. Use a tart case with a removable bottom. Round or square. mine was 28 cm x 20 cm or 11 inches x 8 inches approximately
- Using a food processor whizz the amaretti biscuits till crushed and adding the melted butter mix till combined
- Press into the base of your tart case over the bottom and up the sides.
- Bake the tart case until golden and slightly puffed up. Approx 5- 10 minutes depending on the amaretti used (gluten free take longer to brown up).
- Cool. I press ever so gently around the edges with a teaspoon where the crumbs have risen, making more room for filling. You must do this when it is hot or the crust will crack. Cool
- Combine milk, marshmallows and orange zest in a saucepan over low heat. Stirring constantly till just melted then add the coffee and Cointreau and stir well. Set aside to cool a little.
- In the meantime melt the first 150 gm dark chocolate in a bowl over a double boiler or in the microwave. Gently spread this chocolate over the base of the tart, no need for it to be perfect or spread right to the sides. Cool.
- Pour the marshmallow filling into the tart case and chill for an hour or till set.
- When you want to finish it, scatter with roasted nuts. Melt the remaining 50gm chocolate in a bowl and drizzle it over the tart with a spoon. Serve this with marshmallows if you like and chocolate or orange cream
Notes
- You can make this tart vegan by replacing the butter with Vegan butter, the milk with non dairy milk and the cream with coconut cream. Use a non dairy chocolate to drizzle over the top.
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