c3 | |
1. cremeux | |
180 Manjari | make cremeux |
400g cream | freeze 1 hour |
70g glucose | |
2 gelatin sheets | |
70g water | |
1.5 agar | |
2. clove ice cream | |
900 milk | steep ice cream base 20 minutes |
200 cream | |
100 milk powder | |
150 sugar | |
30 glucose | |
4 stabilizer | |
10 cloves, toasted | |
3. cocoa paper | |
150 water | blend, spread, bake in 300F oven |
150 sugar | 1 hour |
15 glucose syrup | |
150 cocoa powder | |
4. clove ice cream | finish ice cream, freeze in paco canister |
5. coconut milk pudding | |
400 coconut milk | combine everything, bring to boil |
140 water | set in tray in cooler |
40 sugar | |
20 lime juice (half lime) | |
8 agar | |
6. vanilla-clove gel | |
400 water | steep 15 minutes |
50 sugar | |
4 cloves, toasted | |
1 vanilla bean | |
2 low acy gellan | |
7. chocolate sable | |
112 butter | make paste, roll between parchment |
150 sugar | bake at 300F until dry, 30-40 minutes |
1 egg | |
5 vanilla extract | |
25 crème fraiche | |
150 flour | |
25 cocoa powder | |
3 baking soda | |
8. finish clove gel | strain, shear gellan, boil, set in pan |
9. chocolate cake | |
165 butter | make cake, fill 1/2 sheet tray |
425 sugar | bake @350F for 18 minutes |
8 eggs | |
120 cocoa powder | |
6 salt | |
10. croquant base | |
200 fondant | cook, cool, grind with banana |
100 glucose syrup | make croquant |
25 FD banana | reserve airtight |
11. blend coconut pudding | fill bag w/tip, reserve cold |
12. cocoa paper | break into shards |
13. grind sable | make streusel (sable, paper, pearls, salt) |
14. portion cake | break into irregular pieces |
15. spin i.c. | |
16. prep station | |
coconut pudding | |
cremeux | |
streusel | |
vanilla-clove gel | |
broken cake | |
banana croquant | |
ice cream | |
cocoa paper | |
ground clove | |
herbs/flowers |
pardon my friends
here are the recipes for the dish for the c3 contest. because i it is busy with cooking classes and easter weekend, i will just copy and paste my prep sheet i took to france with me. the recipes are pretty basic but don't hesitate to ask how some things are done.
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2 comments:
thanks for the post, appreciate it a lot!
hey chef, what is the method for the cremeux?
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