
Poached apple with chocolate mousse and cinnamon sabayon
A delicious autumn dessert by Debic with the taste of apple, cinnamon, and star anise.Ingredients
100mlLemon juice
1lWhite wine
1units.itemsvanilla pod
1kgsmall Jonagold apples
500mlSugar water (1:1)
5gStar anise
2units.itemscinnamon sticks
400mlDebic crème brûlée
100gegg white (pasteurized)
1gCinnamon powder
500mlChocolate mousse
125gFlour
125gIcing sugar
125gUnsalted butter
100gAlmond powder
50gRaisins
100mlLimoncello
1lCHEF Fond Demi Glace
Preparation
- Heat the wine together with the sugar water, lemon juice, and spices.
- Peel the apples and core them in several places with a small Parisian scoop.
- Poach the apples and the scooped-out balls until tender in the warm liquid.
- Cool down and store in the poaching liquid.
- Mix the sabayon and the crème brûlée together with the egg white and cinnamon powder, pour into a half-liter siphon bottle, and charge with one gas cartridge.
- Place in a bain-marie at exactly 65°C.
- Whip the chocolate mousse in the stand mixer until it reaches the consistency of whipped cream and transfer to a suitable container.
- Let set in the refrigerator.
- Soak the raisins in the limoncello.
- For the crumble, combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix loosely by hand.
- Gently rub the dough between your hands to form crumbs.
- Let rest for 2 hours at room temperature, then bake for 15 minutes in an oven at 160°C.
- Store in a well-sealed container.
- Warm the apples in the poaching liquid and arrange on the plate.
- Add the quenelles of chocolate mousse and finish with the crumble, raisins, and cinnamon sabayon.
