
Spring gazpacho with strawberry
The refreshing spring gazpacho with the sweet and juicy flavor of Boiron strawberries is a perfect choice for warm days.This recipe is for approximately 10 servings.Ingredients
300gFruit purée 100% Strawberry
130gFresh lemon juice
125gFresh watermelon juice
1gBlack salt
1290gFruit purée 100% Strawberry
162gWater
10gPink pepper
370gCaster sugar
160gAtomized glucose
7gsorbet stabilizer
1125gFresh whole milk
65gMilk powder 0%
230gCaster sugar
120gAtomized glucose
400gLiquid cream 35% fat
50gCaster sugar
10gStabilizer/emulsifier
500gGroats flour
300gFresh eggs
75gSugar
12gSalt
350gDry butter
20gOrganic yeast
Small fresh strawberries
Fresh cherry tomatoes
Watermelon balls
Flowers and young shoots
Preparation
- Mix the strawberry purée with the tomato and watermelon juice.
- Season to taste and store in the refrigerator.
- Heat the water to 40°C with the freshly ground pink pepper.
- Add the pre-mixed sugar, atomized glucose, and stabilizer.
- Pasteurize at 85°C, strain, and cool quickly to 4°C.
- Let rest for at least 4 hours and add the strawberry purée.
- Blend and churn. Store at -18°C.
- Heat the milk to 25°C and add the milk powder.
- Add the sugar at 30°C.
- At 35°C add the cream, and at 45°C add the stabilizer mixed with the remaining sugar.
- Pasteurize at 85°C, blend, and cool down to 4°C.
- Blend and churn, then pour into the mold and store at -18°C.
- Mix all ingredients except the butter.
- Knead in the stand mixer for about 10 minutes, gradually adding the butter until the dough comes away from the bowl.
- The temperature of the dough should be 24°C. Let rise for 30 minutes at room temperature.
- Flatten the dough, spread it on a tray, and cover with plastic.
- Store in the refrigerator until the next day.
- Make balls of 10 g and then place 25 balls in frames of 15 x 15 cm, brush with egg wash for the first time and let rise for 2 hours at 25°C.
- Brush with egg wash and bake in the oven at 180°C.
- Cut into thin slices and toast in the oven.
- Flowers and young shoots: Borage cress, Astina cress, Apple blossom, edible flower petals.



