Marshmallow dessert with raspberry filling

Just imagine: sour raspberry filling under the dome of the most delicate marshmallow, which is covered with crunchy chocolate... And it all stands on a walnut & caramel shortcrust base.

• In a bowl, combine the soft butter and sugar. Whisk for two minutes. Add the flour, and knead until smooth. Then add the yolk and the paste. You will get a fairly elastic dough.
• Divide the dough into 2 parts, and roll it out between sheets of parchment to a thickness of 3-4mm (0.12-0.16 inch). Using a 6cm (2.40 inch) ring, cut out the circles, and put them in the freezer for a couple of hours.
• Take the circles out of the freezer, and bake at 338F (170C) for 10-12 minutes. I baked it between two perforated mats. Maybe on parchment.

• Heat the raspberries to 104F (40C).
• Mix the sugar with pectin, and pour the mixture into the puree with a rain, stirring constantly.
• Bring the mass to a boil, and boil for a minute. * If you use gelatin instead of pectin, then just heat the puree, add the melted gelatin mass, and mix.
• Pour the filling into the mold (hemispheres, I have 2cm | 0.80 inch). Put the filled molds in the freezer.

• Cook the syrup: sugar, glucose syrup # 2 and water.
• Bring the mixture to 234F (112C).
• Put the glucose syrup #1 in a mixer bowl, pour the finished syrup in a thin stream, and whip at maximum speed.
• Add the melted gelatin mass. Whip everything until stable, fluffy and white.

• Put the filling on the cookies. Pipe marshmallow mass over it, using a pastry bag with a round nozzle.
• Put the dessert in the freezer for about an hour.
• After that, dip the blanks in melted dark or milk chocolate (I tempered it with Mycryo cocoa butter).