
Filled rusk
The classic breakfast, rusk with strawberries! As inspiration, a mold of a rusk was used, filled with various textures such as chantilly, matcha crémeux, nougat, and salted caramel.Recipe by pastry chef Bart de Gans.
Ingredients
Culinary silicone
270gUHT cream 35%
630gMilk
180gWhole eggs
18gVending machine sugar
1000gCrème anglaise
550gInspiration almond chocolate
7.5gPowdered gelatin
26gMatcha tea
300gVending machine sugar
5gPectin NH
20gWater
250gDry butter 84%
100gGlucose
350gChopped nuts (hazelnuts, walnuts, almonds, etc.)
Preparation
- Make the rusk mold using the silicone mold set.
- See the attached instruction video for making your own mold.
- Bring the cream with the milk to a boil and pour this over the eggs pre-mixed with the sugar (not whipped to a foam). Heat to 84°C.
- Use immediately or cool quickly and place in the refrigerator.
- Weigh out the amount of crème anglaise needed for the recipe and then add the soaked gelatin and matcha. Emulsify with a silicone spatula while gradually pouring the mixture over the partially melted inspiration almond.
- Blend thoroughly as soon as possible to complete the emulsion.
- Preferably let crystallize for 12 hours at 4°C in the refrigerator.
- Heat the butter, glucose, and water.
- At 40°C, add the sugar-pectin mixture.
- Let simmer gently for a few seconds and then add the cocoa nibs or chopped nuts.
- Spread out on a silicone baking mat.
- Fill the biscuit mold with layers of nougatine, cremeux, and caramel.
- Once the biscuit is out of the mold, give it the desired chocolate color. Spread the biscuit with a thin layer of chantilly. Decorate with thin slices of fresh strawberries.



