
Pavlova with fruit crémeux
Pavlova is a cake based on meringue, and named after the Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova. The cake is a popular dish and an important part of gastronomy.By Bart de Gans.Ingredients
120gEgg white
40gGlucose powder DE33
25gCold inulin
5gGrated lemon zest
60gVending machine sugar
100gEgg white
200gLemon
125gpear
100gVending machine sugar
8gPectin NH
5gPowdered gelatin
100gCocoa butter
6gPowdered gelatin
470gMilk chocolate Jivara
80gEgg yolks
385gWhole UHT milk
500gCrème anglaise
150gUHT cream 35%
80gglucose syrup
Preparation
- Heat the egg white, sugar, inulin, and grated zest in a mixing bowl au bain-marie to 55 to 60°C.
- Remove the mixing bowl and whisk with an automatic whisk.
- Pipe the shapes using a piping bag.
- Heat 1/3 of the fruit puree.
- At 45°C, add the sugar-pectin mixture and bring to a boil.
- Remove from the heat and add the egg white. Cook at 75°C and then add the soaked gelatin.
- Mix with the rest of the fruit puree and then gradually add the cocoa butter while mixing to emulsify.
- Bring the milk and glucose syrup to a boil and pour this over the egg yolks. Cook at 84°C. Use immediately or cool quickly and place in the refrigerator.
- Weigh the required amount of warm crème anglaise for the recipe. If necessary, add the soaked gelatin.
- Emulsify with a silicone spatula while gradually pouring the mixture over the partially melted chocolate.
- Mix thoroughly as soon as possible to complete the emulsion. Check the temperature of this base (30 to 32°C) and gradually add the whipped cream with a silicone spatula. Use immediately and freeze.
- Create a hollow pavlova by preparing it on a silicone mat.
- Then fill it with the supreme, fruit crémeux, and decorate with fresh raspberries.



