Passionfruit Tart RecipePastry shell1 ½ cups all-purpose flour4 tbsp. confectioner’s sugar½ or 1 stick cup cold butter, cubedGrated peel of 1 orange1 egg yolkCold water, as neededMousse:2 eggs (separated into 2 yolks and 2 egg whites)11 tbsps. Granulated sugar (separated into 2 tbsp. and 9 tbsp.)Juice of 1 orange1 ½ tsp. of plain gelatin¼ cup water (for syrup)¾ cup Passion Fruit Frozen Puree, defrosted¾ cup heavy cream, whippedGarnish:1/2 cup whipped cream1 spring Fresh mint1/2 cup Passion Fruit Frozen PureeDirectionsHeat oven to 350 degrees F.Mix the flour, sugar and butter in a bowl, blending with a fork until the butter incorporates and the mix gets the texture of breadcrumbs.Add the orange and egg yolk and incorporate with a spatula, gathering together. Switch to your hands and knead, adding 2 or 3 tbsp. of water, until you have a firm dough ball.Place the dough ball in between two sheets of plastic film. Roll out with a rolling pin (still in between the film). Remove film and press into the a tart pan; pinch the base with a fork and take to the fridge for about 20 minutes.Bake until golden. Reserve to cool.Bring ¼ cup of water to a boil and add ½ cup sugar. Stir until it thickens into a syrup.Whip egg whites to stiff peaks with a mixer, and slowly add in the sugar syrup in a thin stream. Whip to a thick, shiny meringue. Reserve to cool.In a simmering double boiler bath or bain marie, whisk 2 yolks with 2 tbsp. sugar and the orange juice, whisking constantly until you get a thick cream. Mix the plain gelatin with ¼ cup water and add into the cream, blending. Reserve at room temperature.Add the passion fruit puree, whipped cream and meringue and fold until the preparation is smooth and even.Pour into the tart shell and leave in the fridge to set. and take to the fridge to cool down and set.Garnish with whipped cream, some more puree and mint leaves.This recipe is found in:Recipes by Course or Meal: DessertRecipes by Occasion: Labor Day and 4th of July RecipesRecipes by Season: Spring and Summer Recipes