
End of summer on a plate
This recipe by Marike van Beurden is featured in the livestream 'Marike van Beurden | Powered by Silikomart' from September 15, 2020.This recipe is lactose-free.Ingredients
100gRaspberry puree
15gAlbumin
100gSugar
100gFig puree
Gelatin mass
15gPuffed buckwheat
3gOlive oil
20groasted buckwheat
Gelatine sheets
Buckwheat crispy
Water
140graspberry chocolate
130gGlucose
130gSugar
40gRaspberry puree
200gFig purée
5gSorbet stabilizer
12gForum Cab. sauvignon vinegar
16gLime juice
240gWater
9ggrams Pectin NH
Fruity gel
10gGelcrem cold
160gPuree figs
100gSugar
13gAlbumin
10gGelcrem Cold
60gGlucose powder
200gBlackberry puree
180gFig puree
17gGelcrem cold
5gForum Cab. sauvignon vinegar
Sorbet figs & raspberry
220gWater
90gPuree raspberry
130gSugar
345gPuree figs
2.5gSorbet stabilizer
Decor
95gPuree raspberry
115gDried glucose powder
Figs
Fresh raspberries
Forum Cab. Sauvignon Vinegar Reduction
Purple fresh flowers
Raspberry powder
Preparation
- Mix the albumin with puree (200 g) and whip this up.
- At the same time, heat the puree with the sugar to 118°C
- Pour this over the meringue and whip until almost cold. Rescale:
- 200 grams meringue (see above)
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- Heat the water to 40°C and make a mixture with the NH and part of the sugar.
- Put the puree, the rest of the water, and the sugar in a pan and heat to 40°C.
- Add the pectin mixture and bring to a boil.
- Let it sit for a few minutes to skim off the foam.
- Let it rest overnight for a better result.
- Apply the glaze at 37°C to a cake, straight from the regular freezer.
- Mix the puree with the Gelcrem.
- Whip with the sugar and albumin.
- Add the glucose powder last, divide into leaves, and dry at 50-60°C.
- Once half dried, shape them.
- Keep the rest of the meringue for finishing the dessert.
- Mix everything together and spread very thinly.
- Once half dried, cut &
- Make a syrup with the water, sugar, dried glucose powder, and sorbet stabilizer.
- Mix with the purée and stir.
- Pipe into the Silikomart mini quenelle molds.

