Colorful Lemon Tower

by quenny

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5

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

4

Today I made a lemon tart, but the shape of the tapi is different from the general situation. I turned out the two molds that I bought for making bread a long time ago, and used the outside to shape the tapi. Fortunately, it finally came out. It is the effect I want~ It is matched with cheese filling and some lemon shavings, which is relatively refreshing and suitable for the hot summer.
material:
Tapi: 250g low-gluten flour, 150g butter, 1/8 tsp salt, 2 egg yolks, 40g fine sugar, 45g water
Filling: 100g of cream cheese, 150g of whipped cream, 60g of powdered sugar, 1/2 lemon zest. Decoration: 1 ice cream ball, 1 mango, 3 chocolate biscuits, dragon fruit, cherries and blueberries.

Colorful Lemon Tower

1. Make the tapi first: mix the low powder, salt and sugar through a sieve

2. Then add the softened butter

3. Slowly rub it with your hands until it becomes coarse sand.

4. Add egg yolk and water

5. Knead into a dough after stirring, put it in a bag and refrigerate for at least 1 hour

6. Take out the refrigerated dough, roll it into a sheet about 5 mm thick with a rolling pin through a plastic bag

7. Open the bag and take out the dough sheet, cover it on the outside of the inverted buckle mold, cut the required length and fit it tightly

8. Poke small holes in the dough on the top of the mold

9. Place it on the baking tray

10. Then put it into the preheated oven, pay attention to the need to use another empty baking pan to cover the surface and press tightly

11. Fire up and down at 180 degrees, middle level, about 20 minutes, let cool and demould after baking, set aside

12. Let’s start making the cheese filling: Whip the cream cheese that has softened at room temperature with a whisk.

13. Then add whipped cream in 2~3 times

14. Whipped evenly

15. Add powdered sugar

16. Whipped evenly

17. Rub in the lemon zest

18. Whisk evenly and the cheese paste is ready

19. Put the cheese paste into the cool tapi

20. Put it into the middle of the oven and continue to bake at 180 degrees for about 35 minutes

21. It can be eaten directly after baking out, or it can be eaten after decorating ice cream and fruits on the surface

Tips:

1. There are a lot of tapies used here, and I can make almost 4 in the way I did this time;
2. The finished tart must be refrigerated~ After a long period of relaxation, the tart will not shrink, otherwise the dough will shrink severely during baking;
3. Poke holes at the bottom of the tower and cover the mold for baking, all to prevent this part from bulging during the baking process;
4. The amount of stuffing here is just enough for two in this shape, but if the fruit is to make mini tarts, you should be able to use all of it~
5. Finally bake it and let it cool and you can eat it directly~ Of course, you can also decorate and eat like I did~

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