Tangy Pineapple Tarts

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• ⅛ Pineapple

• knife

Remove the skin of the pineapple and separate the core from the flesh.

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• food processor

Now, dice the flesh into tiny pieces, and collect the juice in a bowl (no waste!) Then, cut the core into pieces and blend in a food processor, or cut until there are no visible chunks.

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• ⅛ Muslin cloth

• bowl

Transfer the processed core and chopped flesh into a muslin, over a big bowl.

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Squeeze until there is little moisture in the muslin.

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• ⅔ tbsp Honey
• 5 g Sugar
• ⅔ drops lemon juice
• 1⅔ g olive oil

• Fork

Transfer the residue in the muslin cloth to a pan, adding in honey, sugar and a splash of lemon juice & olive oil. Use a fork to get rid of the lumps.

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Rest the pineapple filling for an hour at room temperature

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• 15 g Low-gluten flour
• 5⅞ g Milk powder
• 12½ g Butter
• ⅛ Egg
• 3⅓ g Powdered sugar

• sieve
• hand mixer with beaters

Whisk the egg, butter, powdered sugar until smooth. Add flour and milk powder using a sieve.

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Combine until a dough forms, place in the fridge (cold storage) for 30 minutes.

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• Rectangular mold
• parchment paper
• baking pan

Encase the filling in the dough, forming a ball, then transfer into a mold. Line the rectangles on a sheet pan lined with parchment paper.

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• ⅛ Egg mixture

• pastry brush

Bake at 170 degrees Celsius for 12 minutes, brush on a thin layer of egg wash, then bake for another 8 minutes.

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Snap a picture of your scrumptious pineapple tarts!

Enjoy your meal!