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Raspberry and Chocolate Tart

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Indulge in a decadent Raspberry and Chocolate Tart with a buttery crust, rich chocolate ganache, and a layer of sweet raspberry jam. Topped with fresh raspberries, it's the perfect dessert for any occasion or a luxurious personal treat!

preparation: 5 minutes

making: 15 minutes

total: 20 minutes

servings: 12 slices

nutrition: 362 calories per serving

cuisine: British

Ingredients

  • 200g plain flour

You will need some more for dusting.

  • 100g unsalted butter

You will need some more for greasing the tin

  • 50g white granulated sugar
  • 1 egg
  • 150g raspberry jam
  • ½ tsp ground cinnamon
  • 200ml fresh double cream what is?
  • 200g milk cooking chocolate
  • 1 tsp butter, 20g

For decorating

  • 20g of chopped milk chocolate
  • a handful of fresh raspberries
  • a few fresh mint leaves

When choosing Milk Chocolate, make sure is advised as nut-free.

Method

Flour, sugar, butter, and egg on tabletop ready to make tart dough
Flour, sugar, butter, and egg on tabletop ready to make tart dough

Combine the flour, sugar, butter, and egg in a large bowl.

Flour, sugar, butter, and egg in a mixing bowl ready to knead the dough
Flour, sugar, butter, and egg in a mixing bowl ready to knead the dough

Quickly knead the mixture by hand until it forms a dough.

A dough ball on a lightly dusted flour tabletop
A dough ball on a lightly dusted flour tabletop

Wrap the dough in cling film and refrigerate for at least 60 minutes.

Meanwhile, lightly grease the tart tin with butter to ensure the dough releases easily after baking.

In this recipe, I used a tart tin with a removable base and a diameter of 22cm.

Preheat the oven to 180°C.

Rested dough on lightly dusted flour tabletop with rolling pin on the side
Rested dough on lightly dusted flour tabletop with rolling pin on the side

Remove the dough from the fridge.

Rolled dough for tart with rolling pin on top
Rolled dough for tart with rolling pin on top

On a lightly floured surface, sprinkle a little flour and knead it together, then roll it out to fit the tin size.

To prevent sticking, dust the rolling pin with flour.

Dough transferred into tart tin with edges sticking out
Dough transferred into tart tin with edges sticking out

Place the dough in the tart tin.

Dough in tart tin with trimmed edges
Dough in tart tin with trimmed edges

Shape it if necessary, trim the excess with a knife.

Dough in tart tin with bottom pierced with fork
Dough in tart tin with bottom pierced with fork

Pierce the bottom with a fork.

Tart nicely baked, still in the tin, with jam on the side and chocolate mix in a pan, all on tabletop
Tart nicely baked, still in the tin, with jam on the side and chocolate mix in a pan, all on tabletop

Place in the oven and bake for 15 minutes, until golden and crisp.

Jam, cinnamon, butter, and double cream on tabletop with chopped chocolate on a chopping board
Jam, cinnamon, butter, and double cream on tabletop with chopped chocolate on a chopping board

Meanwhile, make the filling.

Jam mixed with cinnamon in a bowl on a tabletop
Jam mixed with cinnamon in a bowl on a tabletop

Mix the jam with cinnamon.

Chop the chocolate into medium-sized pieces on a chopping board.

Double cream, butter, and chocolate in a medium pot on the stove
Double cream, butter, and chocolate in a medium pot on the stove

Pour the double cream into a small pot, add the butter and chopped chocolate.

Heat over medium heat, stirring constantly until the ingredients combine to form a uniform mass.

Nicely melted chocolate mixture in a medium pot
Nicely melted chocolate mixture in a medium pot

Leave the chocolate mixture to cool slightly, but not fully, as you need to pour it into your tart base.

When the base is baked, remove it from the oven and let it cool down.

Tart base, still in the tart tin, filled with jam at the bottom
Tart base, still in the tart tin, filled with jam at the bottom

Spread the base with jam.

Tart base, still in the tart tin, filled with chocolate mixture
Tart base, still in the tart tin, filled with chocolate mixture

Pour the chocolate mixture on top.

Put it in the fridge for a few hours (3 hours preferred) so the mixture can set.

Nicely set tart, taken out from the tin, ready for decoration
Nicely set tart, taken out from the tin, ready for decoration

Decorate as you desire, or follow my suggestion.

Chop the chocolate block into small-sized pieces and spread them on your tart.

Add a handful of fresh raspberries on top and finish with a few mint leaves.

Raspberry and Chocolate Tart nicely decorated with chocolate, raspberries, and mint leaves
Raspberry and Chocolate Tart nicely decorated with chocolate, raspberries, and mint leaves

Enjoy.

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