Today you can learn a great recipe and/or you can win a Le Creuset yellow baking dish set. Our giveaway* is sponsored by CSN Stores that has over 200 online stores from wall art and decor to cute cookware. For a chance to win leave me a comment telling me what dish would you bake in your super new yellow baking dish (only title) and subscribe for a double chance to win ! Good luck to all and now, back to the tart-Imagine if you could slice ganache, wouldn't you? Oh yeah ! This is what this recipe reminds me. The filling is very silky and creamy with a coat of shine glaze on top. The hazelnut on the crust is so intense and marvelous that it actually infused my whole house with its aroma, and because the hazelnuts contains its own oils, the crust maintains its moisture even after baked, magical!The chocolate I used had 55% cacao and I wouldn't recommend more than that , this percentage makes the tart the perfect combination of intense chocolate flavor with a little sweetness that all desserts should have.

Oh, and I love how it looks rustic and fancy at the same time =)
Ingredients
Crust:
1 cup ground graham cracker
3/4 cup whole hazelnuts ground - no skin
1/4 cup cocoa powder
4 tbsp confectionery sugar
5 tbsp unsalted butter - melted
Filling:
1 1/4 cup heavy cream
250g or 9oz bittersweet chocolate- no more than 65% I used 55%
2 large eggs
1 tbs vanilla extract
1/4 tsp salt
Glaze:
2 tbsp heavy cream
55g or 2oz bittersweet chocolate - same one used above
1 tbsp honey
1 tbsp warm water
Equipment: Tart pan or spring form
Please serve at room temperature !
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Congratulations! I read ALL 311 entries and wanted to give the baking dish to several people but I had to choose only one =( I promise that if I get rich one day I'll surprise you all with an "everybody wins" giveaway !




I would make a tasty spring vegetable lasagna first, I think. That, or some rich brownies.
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ReplyDeleteand what a delicious tart, i love hazelnuts
After seeing your recipe for this Chocolate tart with hazelnut crust I would make some sort of chocolate cake with a hazelnut icing. Yumm!! :)
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ReplyDeleteI've been thinking about making a savory rice cake since two weeks now...That pan is perfect for it ^_^
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I would make cinnamon rolls for breakfast :)
ReplyDeleteOOh that looks so good!
ReplyDeleteI think I would make everything from chicken enchiladas to cinnamon rolls. In a happy dish like that :)
apples with crumble ;p
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This looks sensational! I'd make my broiled eggplant parmesan (no breading), with fresh mozzarella and homemade tomato sauce.
ReplyDeletea fragrant potato gratin!
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ReplyDeletei would make a cinnamon rolls w/cream cheese glaze! yumm :P
Your hazelnut tart looks amazing! I am in love with everything hazelnut, will have to try your recipe :)
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mac and cheese
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Will surely come back super often!
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love your pictures!
Mmmm Mac and Cheese? Baked Ziti? Roasted veggies? I wouldn't even know where to begin!
ReplyDeleteooh I'd layer the bottom with polenta. Then I would cover the polenta with a spicy Italian sausage and tomato sauce. I'd crown it all with slices of fresh mozzarella and bake until the cheese is gooey. mmmm
ReplyDeleteI so want to learn how to "bake". I just am not very successful at it. This looks like something I need to make. Repeatedly.
I would make a ham and asparagus lasagna
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ReplyDeletetough decission to make! I would think about canelloni with ricotta and pumpkin, with garlic and thyme to spice things up. Or - as a tribute to my greatest grandma - I'd do a kugel - a traditional Jewish casserole with pasta and sweet custard like curd cheese filling, cinnamon and wanilla...pure heaven:-)
ReplyDeleteI would make brownies!
ReplyDeleteThe hazelnut tart looks super yum. I've not tried a tart as of yet, but you make it seem like a good idea.
Fudge brownies for me. Thanks.
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I would make a delicious bread pudding with bourbon soaked raisins and brioche. Drizzle that with a warm bourbon cream sauce. A delight on a cold rainy day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post! Can't wait to try this out on our craft night!
What a cute blog! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI would make a yummy roasted vegetable lasagna in that beautiful dish.
I just watched Mario Batali make a spinach sformato in one of these LC pans...that's what I would be making!!
ReplyDeleteTHAT is a tart! I need a paper bag to breathe into just watching you make it.
ReplyDeleteI haven't baked a lasagna for my fiancée yet. We get married in October, so I think it's only right I should make one before then... don't you think?
Cheers,
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Maybe an applesauce cake with raisins--some kind of old fashioned dessert!
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ReplyDeleteAnd your tart looks delicious!
I would make some super cheesy mac n' cheese! yum!
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ReplyDeletei'd made some delicious chicken casserole - with cheese and onions... with a side of brussel sprouts.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! just came across it on foodgawker.com. Thanks! that tart looks AMAZING!
yum! spoonbread! and espresso brownies.
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That dish screams pea and potato gratin to me. So summery!
ReplyDeleteThe tart is gorgeous, btw.
Brownies! Or mac 'n cheese :)
ReplyDeleteI would make my mom's recipe for Chicken Cordon Bleu. Pesto and broccoli florets wrapped in chicken breast, and breaded with panko. Serve that with a light spring salad full of bright red cherry tomatoes, and you'll have yourself a lovely colorful meal!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'd definately make a crazy bacon, broccoli mac and cheese with breadcrumb topping! Starving now.. :>)
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ReplyDeleteI would make a new Lasagna that I have been wanting to try!
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ReplyDeletei would make a huge batch of baked gnocchi... maybe with some sauteed mushrooms tossed in too.... yum!
ReplyDeleteTough decision.
ReplyDeleteI would make lassagna and zucchini rollups, with fresh mozarella!
I'd use it for Lasagna, Au Gratin Potatoes, lots of baked pasta & rice dishes..
ReplyDeleteThat tart cake looks INCREDIBLE!!
I would a great meat lasagna in the bigger baking dish and an apple crisp in the the smaller one! :)
ReplyDeleteYour Chocolate Tart recipe sounds devine. My mouth is watering after reading it.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to make eggplant parm. One of my families favorites.
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Peach cobbler!
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ReplyDeleteroast beef with vegetables. and if i'm in a dessert mood, it would be tres leches.
That super yellow baking dish is just screaming lasagna!!
ReplyDeleteThe first thing I would make would be my family's brownie recipe with a nutella icing!!
ReplyDeleteI would bake Hawaiian Sweet Rolls! YUM!
ReplyDeleteLemon bars!
ReplyDeleteI would make some home made mac and cheese!! It'm my current favourite!
ReplyDeleteI would make enchiladas. THis tart looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI would make lasagna...yum :)
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I think I would make eggplant parmesan, a dish I haven't tried making before. Or something chocolatey and decadent...
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I'd make eggplant involtini.
ReplyDeleteI have a great vegetarian lasagna recipe I would love to make in one of these dishes!
ReplyDeletethis look delish..m so gonna make it...can i use almonds instead of hazelnuts?
ReplyDeleteOf course you can but, nothing is as fragrant as hazelnut. Come back to tell me how it turned out =)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a lasagna. It's always lasagna for me :)
ReplyDeleteP.S. That tart looks beautiful!
I would make Lasagna.
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I'd make a quiche.
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Moussaka or Spinach and Quinoa Casserole. Or maybe some salted caramel brownies. Yum!
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i would make some yummy brownies
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I'd make my famous lasagna. Drool.
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I would make a seafood quiche
ReplyDeleteFor some reason the first thing that leapt to mind was sweet potato gratin. Dishes like those seem to demand some kind of bright food.
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since it's just about spring, I'm thinking of a rhubarb-sour cream cake.
ReplyDeleteMmm. After seeing this post, I think I'd make a chocolate bread pudding with hazelnuts and creme anglaise! Thanks for the giveaway!
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ReplyDeleteI would like to bake an amazing bread pudding!
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I'd make a chocolate pudding cake!
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Kale Lasagna!
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Vegetarian Lasagna! I love it, it is meaty without all the meat!!!
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I would probably make a spinach-leek quiche for a Sunday brunch.
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I would make salt cod with cream, hum so delicious!
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I'd probably make lasagna. My family all love it. LKVOYER at aol dot com
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Martha Stewarts Mac & cheese. topgun34er(at)hotmail(dot)com
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Cake batter cinnamon rolls!! Yummy. :)
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I would have to break it in with some bacon-y mac and cheese.
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my special veggie enchiladas
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lasagna toss with eggplant
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Shepherd's Pie.
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I make a layered Mexican casserole that is full of peppers and cheese that would look really great in this dish.
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zucchini lasagne
ReplyDeleteI would make one of my faves: Lasagna Alfredo. Yummy! Thanks for the chance! :)
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Probably a great cake or my moms famous broccoli
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I would bake my whipped sweet potato casserole in it.
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Grilled Vegetable Lasagne with Spinach Pistachio Pesto!!!
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I would make my super-duper enchilada casserole! ;)
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lasagna
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I would make my famous Turkey Green layered Enchiladas in it.
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I'd love to make a bean pie.
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Mac & Cheese! :) Or Ziti!
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Mac and cheese!
ReplyDeleteI would use it for so many things! Lasagna, chicken enchiladas, brownies, lemon bars! The list goes on and on!
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I would make parmesan chicken. I use chicken breasts so this recipe is actually healthy and very flavorful.
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Chocolate-Door County Cherry Bread Pudding! I love bread pudding and have been obsessed w/Door County Cherries since I moved to WI.
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I would make a seafood quiche.
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hashbrown casserolle
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I would make triple chocolate brownies with walnuts.
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I'd make an old family recipe for Apple Cake (it would look much better in this dish than in the old pyrex one I currently use)
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I would bake my spinach black bean lasagna.
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I bake constantly! My next projects is a batch of pear-vanilla brown butter bars, which would look wonderful in this gorgeous dish.
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ReplyDeleteI would make cinnamon rolls for breakfast
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ReplyDeleteI would make a pineapple upside down cake and then red raspberry cobbler. Would look supreme against the yellow~
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Hubby would like it if I made my Spinach Lasagna. I bet it would look nice in a yellow baking pan!
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I would make noodle pudding in the casserole!
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I would bake a crystallized ginger and cherry crumble <3
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ReplyDeleteI also subscribed...love the yellow color!
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definitely some buckeye brownies!
ReplyDeleteI would have to make lasagna first in this gorgeous pan! Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteI would make vegan apple crumble. Yum!
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I would have to make lasagna first. beautifl pan.
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Cheesy Tator Tot Casserole
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Lasagna!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to make this tart for my husbands 66th birthday this weekend. He is going to love the combination of the hazelnuts and chocolate. Thanks for the amazing recipe to suprise him with. Melissa
ReplyDeleteI am thinking I would make red chili chicken enchilatas. The red and yellow would be a nice look, don't you think? Melissa
ReplyDeletei would finally attempt my mom's famous lasagna. It was so good whenever she made it she had to make some for most of my elementary school class so my friends would not eat my lunch. ;)
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Oh yum, I love how simple the ingredients and process is, but the tart is still beautiful and polished. Excellent recipe, thank you!
ReplyDeleteA huge lasagna.
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Prepararia un crumble de fresas que aqui ahora en españa estan en su epoca y estan muy ricas!
ReplyDeleteOtro plato que podria preparar, esta vez salado y que me encanta seria un brocoli gratinado.
Un besazo y enhorabuena por tu blog, que no lo conocia y es maravilloso!
Hi! I discovered your blog last Thursday and immediately fell in love with this recipe. I made it on the week end and it was delicious. Thank you! I posted about it and mentioned your blog. Hope you don't mind!
ReplyDeleteI would make baked ziti..yum!
ReplyDeleteChocolate Chip caramel bars for sure!
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Meat lasagna
ReplyDeleteA potato, cauliflower, bacon gratin!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely baked mac and cheese!
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I would make double cheesy lasagna made with cheddar and cream cheese. YUM!
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Oooh, that chocolate tart looks like heaven. I'd make some whole wheat cinnamon rolls if I were the lucky winner :)
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Lasagna or some serious brownies!
ReplyDeleteI would make cheese lasagna. Yellow is my favorite color and the dish is so beautiful. Thanks for the giveaway.
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Just subscribed via Google Reader!
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