our last "terroir" dinner took us to STREAMS. easy for the chef, he had copper river salmon and crayfish. what does pastry have?
so i instead of ingredients i went for visual appeal. to get a feeling from sight and appearance.
a new technique i learned led the way for this. "riverstones".
ice cream dipped in a liquid sable forms an outer shell, similar in technique to dipping truffles. instead of a hard exterior, the sable forms a sweet granular coating.
strawberry ice cream, sour cream sherbet, strawberries, rosewater, dried mint, and herbs took our guests our of the dining room and into the riverbed.
here is a pic of the interior of these stones look like....
2 comments:
hi chef. i'm incredibly curious to learn more about this "liquid sable" technique. any tips or tricks?
also what are those liquid beads chef?
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