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Orange and Almond Tart

Pair with: Pale Cream

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Cooking time: 1 hour

As a general rule, it is considered appropriate for the Sherry drunk at the end of a meal to be sweeter than the pudding with which it is paired. For Sherries served with puddings, we mainly recommend Creams and Pedro Ximénez which are all sweet, but totally different.

Instructions

Orange and Almond Tart

pServes 6/p pPre-heat oven 180ºC/p pWhizz pastry ingredients in processor, and mould into 17.5 cm flan dish. Cool in fridge. Place in a hot tray and bake blind for 20 minutes, and leave to cool./p pSpread the marmalade over the base and sprinkle the raisins. Mix the sugar, ground almonds, eggs and orange zest then spoon over the marmalade./p pBake for 40 minutes until golden brown. When cool cut into slices, they will keep for several days in an airtight tin./p
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Pale Cream must be served chilled, at around 7º C.

The ideal wine to pair with foie and pâté.

Very pleasant with fresh fruit (pear).

  • Always chilled

    Chill in the freezer and serve between 7 & 9º C.

  • Light and Sweet

    A combination of the flor with sweetness.

  • Style of Glass

    In a white wine glass or a wide rimmed glass with ice.

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