Chocolate pâte sucrée
  • High profit
  • Long shelflife
  • Good for freezing
Sugar dough (Pate sucrée in French) is commonly used as a base for tarts, tartlets, and pies in pastry making. It provides a deliciously sweet and tender foundation for a variety of fillings, such as fruit compotes, custards, creams, and ganaches.
Sugar dough (Pate sucrée in French) is commonly used as a base for tarts, tartlets, and pies in pastry making. It provides a deliciously sweet and tender foundation for a variety of fillings, such as fruit compotes, custards, creams, and ganaches.
Shelf life:
5 days into fridge
Conservation:
Possible to be frozen
Containing: 1 Component
Demonstration video<span>Chocolate pâte sucrée</span>

Chocolate Pâte Sucrée

Ingredients: Chocolate Pâte Sucrée

Preparation: Chocolate Pâte Sucrée

  1. Cream the butter + sifted icing sugar with the paddle attachement
  2. Add the whole eggs
  3. Sift together flour + baking powder + almond flour and add into the mix
  4. When the texture becomes homogeneous stop to mix
  5. Wrap in a plastic film for at least 1 hour before using
  6. Finish manually and wrap into plastic wrap
  7. Refrigerate before using

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