Hi! From my understanding, when doing the french meringue, sugar all in can cause uneven air bubbles being created while sugar partbypart creates even air bubbles. My question is why sugar all in can create even air bubbles and vice versa. One silly question. cremeux is custard sauce+pastry cream, right?
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Hi Hanbit. Really appreciate the detailed instructions. I think it would be all the more helpful if you provide close up shots of the mixtures (meringue, icing, etc) to give us an idea of the consistency we should aim for.
We doing lemon tart every weekend for catering ,but that one was my favorite,everybody love that taste and that tart looks very elegant and professional-thanks for your lesson !You the best teacher!!!Thank you again-it’s very helpful!
I just finished this ones today for Thanksgiving! ... DELICIOUS, the citrus flavor, the tart was perfect and the meringue tastes just like the one my grandma used to make .... THANK YOU FOR THIS RECIPE ^^
Amazing as always! Important question: If I use the same amount of gelatin but in powdered form, will it work? And if it works, do I just bloom the gelatine powder first in just enough water in order to hydrate it? Thanks!
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Amazing - love your turntable idea, the added lemon juice and the perfect outcome of your tartelettes. You are finally someone I can be learning from. 🤗Thank you! 💝 (I activated the bell right away… 😅)
oh the size of the tart is written in the description! the cuttinggring is a bit smaller...usually like 0.5cm smaller. There are cookie rings of various sizes that could be useful.
The tart was amazing! I didn't find the passion fruit and i used instead the juice of one bergamot. Everyone liked it and the recipe was really easy, thank you!
Omg its so amazing!! Also do you have a shop in seoul.My sister recently moved there about three weeks ago and would very much like her to go to your shop!! She moved from Malaysia!! Can u provide an address to your shop? Thanks!!
Hi sir, i made the meringue, didnt torch it however. and the next day, there are black dots on it. May i know how to avoid this from happening again? Regards from malaysia
Hi Chef HanBit, I just completed my 1st tray (trial) of lemon curd tartlets with Parsleys deco (10pcs). Kudos and thanks to your detailed recipe and tips. Bravo 👏 🙌 and looking for to eat it 😅
Very good presentation again chef as always. And chef can I substitute passion fruit of lemon again? I have no passion fruit puree in my house, And the gelatine sheet can I put powder? Thank you chef
amazing video! i will make it this weekend, the only problem is that I know I won't find the passion fruit where I live :c but no one said no to lemon tart ever so i think it will be okay. Any idea if it will be enough for one single 24cm or 26cm tart pan? Thanks for your videos! you are very talented!
Chef Hanbit is like an anime chef that never makes mistakes! It feels like nothing can upset him, that where he is the sun always shines! Chef Hanbit you’re not too far from absolutely being perfect. As I watch, I’m eating a lemon meringue tart! I bet yours will beat mine tho.
I just discovered mr. Cho yt and i sooooooo love how detailed his videos in food prep. Hands down, you're so far THE BEST yt food prep creator. Hope someday i can go and meet him on his bakery and pastry shop.
I’ve tried doing this recently. I did a couple of trial and errors as well, considering we have different “room temperatures” (i’m from the Philippines by the way). My insights: 1. Doing the tart shells in small batches is key! I do a recipe of the dough for about 12 rings but i roll dough is small amount and in sequence since you have approximately 30 seconds of working time then the dough goes soft. I do all of the bottoms first, then all of the sides. 2. Freezer does the trick also, you need at least an hour in the firdge to make the dough cuttable and workable. Less time is need when a freezer is used. About a minutes or so. Once the dough softern and tears. I just put it again in the freezer and allow to solidify a bit. 3. I modified hanbits recipe for the dough also. It depends on what you want to achieve actually. For me i increased the ratio of dry ingredients just to make it less fragile and be more workable. 4. Always factor things out, and modify either the recipe or your methods to your advantage. Hanbit may be using hand mixers, hand tools, and other equipments that seems simple. But i bet their ambient temp is cooler, his fridge and over is of good quality which the video doesnt show. Video tutorials are always for reference. But they are not the only way to do things😊
I made this because I was craving the lemon tart I once ate in a night market in Taiwan. The tart came out so delicious, my family loved it. But the one I ate in Taiwan has a bit of a cool/ refreshing mouthfeel which I don’t think it’s mint. Might you know what that is? I’m really curious. Edit:I love your channel sm ❤❤❤ I’ve been binge watching it this last few weeks
Reallly Love your way …. Love All Thank You so much , tell me the Machine run around around … very Comfortable for ….. Cake 🍰 . Where you Order this one …. Thank again and again
I love your channel except that I am very hard of hearing and wear hearing aids. Because you speak softly but have music blaring intermittently, I have to turn the volume up and down over and over and over while I am watching you. The music blasting whenever you are not speaking makes it very hard for me to watch your videos. Must the music be so loud? Thank you.
I love your videos so much! Thank you for all the detailed information. I sit down every day for my lunch and watch you ☺ Can I ask...did you apply some sort of wash to these tart shells before you filled them? egg or jam wash? they looked more glossy in the one shot...thank you!
Hello, how do you manage to make your tarts without putting your dough in the fridge before ? When I do it, I can't manipulate the dough, it melts between my fingers. I can't even roll on it :(
What you did its,really piece of art ...please,if I want to avoid the tart shell from moisturizing how can I apply the egg youlk with the cream coud u mention which kind of cream and put the recipe please I mean how by percenta add youlk and cream ?thank u
@hanbit Cho is almond powder the same thing as almond flour? I've had problems trying to find almond powder, and I am wondering if there is any substitute I could use for almond powder.
Very nice video (and videos overall). But those tart shells you filled doesn’t seem to be the same you baked in the beginning, do they have egg+cream protection you talked about in the tart shell video?
Hi wonderful chef😍😍😍can you please tell me how long this marenge can set stable???can i make it aday befor????i want to make this tarte today to share it with my freinds tomorrow 😎😎
Hi Hanbit ! Tnx for ur videos u are great😊 I made the tarte dough today and will keep it in the fridge for tomorrow ! Is it possible to use it tomorrow ? Because the dough is very hard after being in the fridge
Do the egg white has to be whipped until firm before adding the syrup? I tried the meringue tonight but it was so runny. What could be the problem? I don’t have a food thermometer, so I just get a sense of the temperature before I pour into the whipping egg white.
Hi Chef HC, I just chance upon your channel n I am hook on it. Looking forward to try it. But where can I get the information on the quantity of the ingredients ?
If I want to skip the passion fruit, do I have to replace the same amount with lemon juice, or just skip it, and if I replace it with lemon juice, do I have to increase the amount of sugar or the same?
If I intend to prepare lemon cream as a filling for the croissants, for example, do I have to put gelatin, or should I skip that, because we can put the croissants after the filling in the refrigerator
Hi,may i know can we make the lemon curd and keep it in fridge a day before and fill it to that crust next day? Will the curd harden since it contain gelatin
I love you chef. You are my super chef. In the world. I want to meet you. I m a chef at home, I do s lot of delicacies. To cafes n parties. God bless you.
I am fan of your baking I made tart according to your recipe one in small ring it bloom from bottom and one 6 inch pan with weight of beens this one is unbaked from center due to beens
As always, fantastic and very detail video. Love it so much, thanks Chef. Questions. Is it possible for me to substitute the gelatin with carrageenan? If so, how much should I use to achieve the desired texture for both the tart filling and meringue?
oh i'm not sure. i've never used carrageenan before. Searching google it looks like there are recipes of Swiss meringue that requires both guar gum and carrageenan!
Tried this recipe and it turned out amazing! However, after piping italian meringue, it kind of slips away due to the shiny surface of lemon curd. Is there a way to avoid that? Maybe I can use something to stick it?
It happened with me too. I make sure not to fill the curd up to the brim of the tart, cover the tarts and refrigerate and before piping the meringue, pat the top with a paper towel. This way, the meringue doesn't slip. It has some edge of the tart to rest on. Hope that makes sense.
I don’t see it mentioned anywhere that a *VERY* similar version to this design of a lemon tarte was uploaded by the channel „J‘adore“, from where this was video was clearly copied.
