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Chef's dessert: Asian Flavours

This dessert from the chef consists of various elements with Asian flavors.

 

 

Ingredients

melted white chocolate
125gcaramelized pecan pieces

30gCream powder
150gPasteurized egg white
110gwhite flour
80gVending machine sugar
25gIcing sugar
120gMelted butter
1green tea powder

45gviolet sugar
100gpasteurized egg yolk
60gGelatin mass
350gloosely whipped cream
25gPekoe jasmine green tea
260gWhole milk
30gRose syrup
silicone sphere molds

100gSoft butter
200gpasteurized whole egg
312gVending machine sugar
50gOlive oil
125gFlour
5gBaking powder
2gSalt
125galmond flour
60gpandan leaf extract

200gVending machine sugar
50gglucose powder
50gDextrose
1kgspiced mango purée
8gCortina
half chocolate globes
365gWater

300gVending machine sugar
42gAlbumin
450galoe vera juice
1Silvia egg white powder

5units.centiliterSayah Spekkoek liqueur
2units.centiliterCream
8units.centiliterBoiron guava purée
2units.centiliterSugar syrup
4units.centilitercoconut purée

50gglucose syrup
60gBoiron coconut purée
18gmycryo cocoa butter
52gCream
12gGelatin mass
176gWhite chocolate
45gOlive oil
45gkaffir oil

150gIcing sugar
100gOrange juice
50gMelted butter
30gFlour
1units.itemsorange zest
80gwhite sesame seeds

Preparation

  1. Mix the pecan pieces with a little melted white chocolate.
  2. Pour onto baking paper and let set in the fridge.
  3. Chop finely into 'crumble'.

  1. Put the egg white with powdered sugar, tea powder, and vending machine sugar in the food processor and mix.
  2. Add flour and cream powder and continue mixing.
  3. While mixing, pour in the melted butter.
  4. Optionally add a drop of green food coloring.
  5. Let the batter set in the fridge.
  6. Pipe 'trees' onto a baking mat. Bake at 180°C for about 7 minutes.
  7. Shape them into 3D trees while still warm.

  1. First make the gelatin mass: pour 200 grams of gelatin powder over 1000 grams of hot water, mix with a spatula, and let cool/set.
  2. Mix with the other ingredients, except the cream.
  3. Cook into an anglaise

  1. In the KitchenAid, mix the sugar and butter and gradually add the egg.
  2. Mix flour with almond flour, baking powder, and salt.
  3. While mixing, add to the mixture.
  4. Add pandan extract and the two types of oil.
  5. Bake in a greased mold at 177°C for 12 to 15 minutes (depending on thickness).

  1. Make a syrup from all ingredients except the mango puree.
  2. Chill to 4°C.
  3. Add the puree, mix well, and churn into ice cream in the machine.
  4. Fill the half chocolate globes with the ice cream.

  1. Mix albumin and egg white powder well together (lump-free).
  2. Add the remaining ingredients and mix with the hand blender.
  3. Whip in a KitchenAid with a whisk.
  4. Pipe into small dots and dry at 64°C in a dehydrator.

  1. Blend everything in a blender with a bit of crushed ice until it becomes a shake.
  2. Strain and serve as a small shot with the dessert.

  1. First make the gelatin mass: pour 200 grams of gelatin powder over 1000 grams of hot water, mix with a spatula, and let cool/set.
  2. Heat the cream with cocoa butter, gelatin mass, and glucose.
  3. Pour over the white chocolate and mix with a spatula until a smooth emulsion forms.
  4. Use a hand blender to thoroughly mix in the oils and puree.
  5. Pour out and chill.

  1. Mix everything together except the sesame seeds.
  2. Chill and then spread thinly on a baking mat.
  3. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and bake for 5 minutes at 165°C.