PEANUT TART: 

This tart is classic in its components, but its design is unusual and evokes Dinara Kasko's architectural style.

The chocolate shortbread shell is filled with a chocolate caramel, peanut butter and flour-free sponge.


In order to fill the tart with creamy flavors and make it look spectacular, Dinara applies a peanut butter mousse to the surface of the shortcrust case.

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COURSE AUTHOR

DINARA KASKO

Modern pastry architect and mold designer

When I was 15, I decided to become an architect and I did it. I have got my architecture degree and worked as a professional designer creating interior and exterior designs for 8 years. 

At the same time, I discovered a new passion in myself and it was baking. I started to attend master classes of French pastry chefs and their artistic pastries inspired me a lot. 

With time I started to generate my own pastries ideas that were different from those I have ever seen. I imagined my pastries as inedible catchy and expressive design objects. In my imagination, my cakes had unexpected colors and shapes, looked very modern, stylish and minimalistic. 

I started to implement my ideas trying to create my first mousse cake molds. It was a long way from my first wooden mold to 3D printing and big industrial production in fancy boxes as you may buy them now. 

The concept of my molds is to provide a ready high quality design solution, which is easy to implement for anyone from amateur to professional pastry chef. Mold shape itself is already a finished laconic decoration of the cake full of elegance and dynamic. 

I position myself as a pastry mold designer and I feel in this my uniqueness and devotion. And this is what people expect from me: new shapes ideas, new molds and new inspirations