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Taste of Puna 10th
Annual Cook-Off Best of Category Winner – Dessert
Banana & Lilikoi Cream Won Ton Tarts Banana & Lilikoi Cream Won Ton Tarts This decadent dessert will thrill your palate and have you craving for just "one more bite". Light and crispy fried won ton wrappers form the bottom and the top of this luscious delight. But nestled in between, is a thin coating of a heavenly, home-made fudge sauce; topped with Puna-sweet apple banana slices and a generous squeeze of a very delicate and smooth Lilikoi cream. To finish off the top won ton for presentation, is a dollop of whipped cream; another slice of apple banana; fresh, minced strawberry with sprig of mint; a light sprinkle of crushed macadamia nut and a healthy drizzle of tart but buttery Lilikoi curd. With all the ingredients prepared ahead of time (the won tons and fudge sauce set aside and the Lilikoi curd and cream refrigerated), these wonderful won ton tarts come together in minutes to "wow" your family & friends! FUDGE SAUCE:
Cook butter, milk, salt, in pan on Medium heat. Add sugar and bring to full boil (10 minutes) (stringy consistency, if dropped in water). Remove from heat; stir in chocolate chips till melted. Add vanilla, beat until smooth and glossy. Cool. Refrigerate unused portion. LILIKOI CURD: (MAKES 3 CUPS)
LILIKOI CREAM:
Place all ingredients in deep, chilled bowl and whisk together until well blended. Cover in air tight container and refrigerate. WON TON CRISPS: Cut won ton skins in half and deep fry in hot oil until lightly browned and crisp. Cool on wire rack and set aside until ready to assemble dessert. TO ASSEMBLE TARTS: Take one won ton strip and spread a thin coating of fudge sauce on top. Then put a layer of apple banana slices and top that with a hefty spoonful of Lilikoi cream; and top it with another won ton skin. For final presentation, add a tablespoon of whipped cream, a slice of banana, a teaspoon of minced strawberries, a sprig of mint and pinch of crushed macadamia nuts. For the Lilikoi curd, put into a squeeze bottle, and squeeze a generous amount back and forth over the entire dessert. |
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