White Pumpkin Ganache and Caramel Tart
Ingredients: Makes (4) 3.5 inch Mini Tarts
*Crust
1/2C flour (gluten-free blend here)
1/4C butter
1/4t salt
1t cold water
Method
Crust:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
You can use a bought pie crust if you'd like, but you won't need all of it. I quickly whipped up some homemade crust using my gluten-free flour blend and it was easy and awesome. For the sake of ease, we just stuck to regular flour for the recipe.
Begin by combining flour and salt.
Using a pastry cutter or fork to mash it until you get a crumbly texture
and then mix the remainder by hand...
to form it into a ball. *You may need to add a bit of water
to form a ball, but I didn't.
Bake shell in 350 degree oven for 12-15 minutes until golden brown.
1/2C sugar
1/2C water
3T butter
3T heavy cream
1t salt
Method:
Mix sugar and water bring to a boil and let boil until sugar begins to brown (do not touch or stir as this will cause it to recrystalize). Once sugar is a light brown remove from heat and add the cream (be careful it is very hot and will splatter). When you add the cream it will start to harden - just whisk it until incorporated. Then stir in the butter and salt. Let rest in pot.
*White Chocolate and Pumpkin Ganache
1/3C canned pumpkin(plain)
2/3C white chocolate chips
1/3C heavy cream
Method:
Place chocolate in a bowl. Bring cream to a boil. Once boiling pour all the cream over the chocolate and stir slowly until smooth. Then fold in the pumpkin, and hold in a warm place.
To finish:
Pour caramel into each tart shell to completely coat the bottom.
Let chill in fridge until firm about - about 10 minutes. Next pour ganache over to fill the shell. Let chill again until firm - about 30 minutes. Top with whip cream and serve.
Don't let the shadows from making these by the light of the silvery moon
fool you...they are good. We have one left and I'm seriously
contemplating tossing the diet to eat it for breakfast!
What are you guys making for Thanksgiving dessert? I'd love to hear your family traditions and favorite recipes. I'm wishing now that I would have done a recipe swap with all of you prior to Thanksgiving...maybe we can figure something out for December. What do you think?
56 comments:
wow this sounds phenomenal, and i have never come cross that mix before! caramel pumpkin ganache.....droool. May have to get making those as a suprise over christmas!Katie.xx
fashion clocked
OMW! Looks SO good!
xxx
You just make me crave sugar!
OMG...I need to make those for my Balazs. He is crazy about caramel:)...Yummy
I am making pumpkin pie and apple pie as well:)
Wish you a wonderful day,darling
Ps: I am hosting a beautiful pillows GIVEAWAY later today, just in time for Christmas.
This looks and sounds AMAZING! I will have to try it out! xo
p.s. I am having a Pottery Barn $50 e-card giveaway if you would like to join in!
Oh god, Carrie, you evil! I want to eat that one right now!
Gorgeous! I've made pumpkin cheesecake but no other set dessert really. This though looks like something I should save!
MMmmm that looks pretty tasty!!! I hate when things look good but I know I won't like them :/
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Yum!! And you know I'm always up for recipe swaps ;)
My fav that I made for thanksgiving was pomegranate cranberry sauce from pioneer woman. I posted it a few days ago...easy!!! 12 oz fresh cranberries, 1 cup pom juice and 1 cup sugar. Boil gently for 10 min and then chill. It's yummy!! Happy thanksgiving carrie!
these don't only look delicious but are so freaking cute! my family goes wayyy over on the turkey day desserts, one pumpkin pie or pumpkin cheesecake, a pecan pie, and a wildcard! yummmm
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my brother orders pies from this bakery that's INSANE - but i don't get the hype b/c i'm not into them at all - i plan on makeing every single person on Christmas their own individual pies for desseert - 1 apple and 1 berry pie ..
Happy beinging to the holidays!
*kiss kiss*
Erika
~Tiptoe Butterfly~
wow these are absolutely gorgeous! You did a wonderful job, and I might just have to make these soon. Or if I get ambitious maybe i`ll make this tonight to bring to a party tomorrow. Have a Happy Thanksgiving gorgeous!
xo
I celebrated Canadian thanksgiving when I was back in Edmonton last month so I will probably be celebrating American thanksgiving with a tofurkey from Whole Foods and a day on the couch watching TV. And I'm looking forward to it!
xoxo ~ Courtney
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Oh my God, they look so yummy! No dessert for me because I'm in Canada but that won't stop me from going to DQ and treating myself to a Crispy Crunch Blizzard any way. In -25 degree weather too. I'm hard oore.
This sounds amazing!!!
You think you can send some to Peru?!
Happy Thanksgiving
xoxo
and yes, Deserts sound like a perfect Thanksgiving diet.
GIRL EAT IT!!!!!!! My mom volunteered to do dessert, bc I am the cook she thought she could manage ONE item....let me tell you I just found out we are having homemade FROZEN pie! (She was a boxed mac N cheese kinda mom - she can barely microwave a hot dog!)
I may need to go make this!
Homina homina - that sounds DEEEE-lish. I am so making that sometime soon. I always make a Banoffee Pie for Thanksgiving (banana toffee pie in graham cracker crust). Tis my favorite pie that I was introduced to on a trip to England/Ireland, where you can find it on the menu at any pub, and believe me, I ordered it at EVERY pub we visited.
YUM.
Merci!
Shan
This sounds BEYOND fantastic!!
This sounds amazing! Can't wait to try it.
Amazing, this is just what I needed today!
Have a happy Thanksgiving Carrie!
xx
Nikki
um, gimme. i need that. happy thanksgiving, carrie!
Wow, that look great!
A.M.A.Z.I.N.G!! I am so hungry now! Love the combo :)
tomorrow, i am thinking i need to try this recipe instead of the peanut butter bacon pie. this looks and sound delish, darlin!
Yum! This looks amazing. I may have to do it for my Chrisgiving meal. (A meal Jimmy and I do between Christmas and Thanksgiving since we are out of town for both).
xo M
Yum!
I dont do the holiday but my mom is making a pecan/walnut pie. She likes to bake. I plan to sample it on Friday.
My family likes for me to make chocolate covered pretzels. The easiest thing in the world to make but I am ok with that. I went to get pretzels last night but it looked like someone deliberately crushed the remaining bags. :(
Stop it! This looks so gourmet and amazing, Carrie! I'm so impressed. Can I come over? hehe. I'm definitely ready for a few days off and I haven't decided what to make for dessert yet! I usually make some type of pumpkin cheesecake or pumpkin chiffon pie, so I might just stick with that this year too. About the toffee not melting in the fudge. I melt all the chocolate first and stir it up, then at the end while it's still hot, I sprinkle the toffee on top and press it in a bit. So it's not actually mixed in, just pressed into the top. It's a good one.
I hope you have a fantastic Thanksgiving, Carrie! And I hope you have some time to relax over the long weekend!
xo
Valerie
Um, WOW. This is especially impressive. I can't decide whether I am more amazed by them or the fact that you are on a diet since you are such a skinny minnie! Also, everything tastes better with butter. It's so good. I wish there would be breaking news that butter isn't actually horrible for you at all!
Um...I'm just gonna start calling you Betty Crocker! Holy shizz that looks amazing, I wouldn't share if I were you either! Wishing you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving! xo
That looks heavenly!!! I'm debating what to cook tomorrow. I already cooked so much this past weekend when J's family came over for TG that I'm almost all cooked out :) I am considering bringing an apple pie though. If I don't squeeze that in today I can always fall back on the zucchini bread I made a few days ago. Ah screw it, I'm going with the zucchini bread. I have too much to do before vacay :)
Enjoy your days off, sweetie!!! xoxo
Such a show off- I am so jealous- I don't want to know how to make it I want to know how to get someone to make it for me!
Ren - you get over here and I'll have the Chef make one for you...I just ate the last one for breakfast or I'd have mailed it to you. AHAHAHA!!
xo,
c
Oh my gosh... That looks sooooo yummy! I gotta try this!
I hope you have a fantastic Thanksgiving, darling!
this sounds yummy and overeating is in my plans :) I am making a tiramisu cake, delicious.
You actually make me want to cook! And I don't just mean bake cakes, I mean properly cook meals. Which could de very dangerous!! These looks so yummy
L x
Half Dressed
This sounds beyond delicious. I'm in foodie heaven!
John has requested three miniature pies-classic pumpkin, bourbon pecan and apple-gruyere: I'm all too happy to oblige him!
ohmygosh.. this just looks way too delish! I can't stand it!! .... we have been making too many tasty things lately! It's not helping my figure! haha
Gah! That looks DELICIOUS!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
xo Nadia
Oh jeez you are one committed baker! My boyfriend asked me what was for dessert the other night and I pulled out a liter of root beer and a pint of vanilla ice cream. Haha. whoopsies. Have a wonderful turkey day!
Bisous,
Rachel
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these look insanely good :) i wish i was more talented in the kitchen. have fun at your dinner parties!!
Hells to the yeah! Love it! We are going to "the club" for T'giving, all the skinny rich ladies make me not want to eat dessert. But I will, damn it, I will! XX!
GET IN MY BELLY!! Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving. I don't cook much, but I eat much, lol. I love a good apple crumble for dessert as well as pie :)
Ok, amazing desert! I'm going to need one!
I never say no to pumpkin! I hope you have a great turkey day! Gobble gobble!
Those look seriously Delicious! I must make them!
and i know i've said it before, but i want your mixing bowls!!
Chic on the Cheap
Sign me up for anything with caramel in it! This sounds great! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving! And a great long weekend off! :)
They look wonderful. Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving.
This. Looks. AMAZING.
How are you doing? Are you super excited for the holiday??? I bet having your Chef means you have incredibly Thanksgivings =)
PS Phoenix is doing well and the snow smear the queer is probably not going to happen again this winter. Game is all out tackle football. Anyways enjoying a regular mojito right now and it is definitely helping- haha
Thanks
That looks incredible! I'm drooling. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
wow, looks amazing! Happy Thanksgiving!
Ooooh, these look so good! And I totally agree; it was definitely time for a break!
xo Josie
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What can't you do my darling? I'm not a follower of you and your blog, I am a FAN!
=)
p.s. So you get the best of both worlds, two Thanksgiving celebrations!
Smart girl!
xox,
From the Motherland
This looks amazing...will save for later!!
Happy Thanksgiving!!! xoxo
These are SOO cute! I just baked the last cheesecake in Patagonia yesterday, and made two heart-shaped cheesecake cupcakes with a little fig surprise in the center. I wasn't sure how they would work out, but they were perfect and held together when I took them out of the heart-shaped silicon cupcake holders. I love silicon baking supplies!
But I'm not allowed to bring the cheesecake to our Thanksgiving plans, because it's so special. So I'm doing something simple to use up our bounty of oats: apple crisp :) Not near as cool as your caramel pumpkin ganache.
I also wanted to say, reading your comment last night choked me up too! I love how you say best wedding you've ever attended. Sniffle sniffle. I'm so emotional these days.
Lots of love to you my friend! And Happy (stateside) Thanksgiving!
This looks sooo delicious! I am a big fan of anything pumpkin! I'll be sad when the season is over and I'll have to wait to overload on pumpkins again, haha. Happy Thanksgiving!!
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