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Structures of orange

This recipe consists of various orange textures to decorate and refine dishes.

This dish consists of the following components:

  • Orange cake
  • Crispy orange meringue slices
  • Orange ganache
  • Orange mousse
  • Orange sorbet
  • Orange tuille
  • Orange curd
  • Pipable orange gel
  • Orange jus
  • Orange-yogurt caramel sauce

Ingredients

250gWhole egg
270gFlour
350gfine vending machine sugar
5gBaking powder
3units.itemsoranges (zest)
100gMelted butter
150gSour cream

300gfine vending machine sugar
150gOrange purée
300gWater
42galbumin protein powder

500gOrange purée
900gWhite chocolate callets
80gfine vending machine sugar
200gSoft butter
30gInvert sugar
100gglucose syrup

140gWater
500gsoftly whipped cream without sugar
250gOrange purée
10gSoaked leaf gelatin
288gEgg yolk
416gfine vending machine sugar

500gWater
1kgOrange purée
100gpowdered glucose
6gSoaked leaf gelatin
8gCortina ice cream stabilizer
188gfine vending machine sugar
33gInvert sugar

210gfine vending machine sugar
75gOrange purée
60gMelted butter
60gFlour

75gButter
120gFine sugar
3units.itemsEggs
90mlOrange purée
1units.itemsgrated orange zest
1units.itemsgelatin sheet

200gOrange purée
300gfine vending machine sugar
300gWhole egg
50gSoft butter
27ggelcrem hot instant potato starch

220gOrange purée
4gCitras
120gSugar syrup
3.2gAgar

600gOrange purée
40gCointreau
Sugar
2.5gGelespessa

240gGlucose
40gYogurt
240gOrange juice
140gSoft butter
20gCointreau
120gfine vending machine sugar

Preparation

  1. Mix the eggs with the sugar in a stand mixer with a whisk attachment.
  2. Add the sour cream. Mix the flour with baking powder and add.
  3. Finally, add the butter.
  4. Now fold in the zest with a spatula (ensure even distribution).
  5. Bake in a mold at 150°C for about 30 minutes.
  6. After baking, soak the cake in a syrup of 300 grams orange puree, 50 grams sugar, and 40 grams Cointreau.
  7. First heat these ingredients and let cool to form a syrup.

  1. Mix everything well by hand (whisk).
  2. Then whip in a grease-free bowl with a whisk.
  3. Spread thinly on Teflon foil and dry at 58°C in a dehydrator.

  1. Heat the orange puree with the 3 types of sugar until dissolved.
  2. Pour this over the chocolate.
  3. At about 34°C, mix in the softened butter thoroughly.
  4. Chill until use.

  1. First make a pâte à bombe: boil the water with the sugar to 121°C. Whip the egg yolks in a stand mixer with a whisk attachment.
  2. While whisking, pour in the hot sugar syrup and continue whisking until completely cold.
  3. Heat the orange puree and dissolve the gelatin in it.
  4. Let cool to room temperature.
  5. Mix in the pâte à bombe.
  6. Fold in the semi-whipped cream.
  7. Pipe into molds and freeze (after unmolding, allow to thaw before use).

  1. Heat the water with the sugar and glucose powder to about 45°C.
  2. Dissolve the stabilizer in it (using a hand blender) and the soaked gelatin.
  3. Cool (3 hours).
  4. Then add the thawed orange puree and invert sugar with a hand blender.
  5. Churn into ice cream or freeze in a container and churn à la minute in the Rowzer to make sorbet.

  1. Mix everything except the butter with a whisk.
  2. While whisking, mix in the butter.
  3. Cool slightly and spread out on a baking mat and bake for about 9 minutes at 175°C.
  4. Shape immediately as desired when they come out of the oven.

  1. Melt the butter.
  2. Add sugar, egg, and puree and gently bring to just below boiling (stirring with a whisk).
  3. Dissolve the gelatin in it.
  4. Remove from the heat at the first bubble and mix in the zest.
  5. Pour out, cover with plastic wrap, and chill.

  1. Mix everything except the butter with a hand blender.
  2. Heat au bain-marie to 82°C. Then mix in the butter with a hand blender.
  3. Chill until use.
  4. Plate and optionally caramelize with a little cane sugar.

  1. Mix everything well and bring to a boil.
  2. Let cool until it becomes a jelly.
  3. Then blend the jelly smooth in the food processor (optionally finish with a little olive oil).

  1. Heat the puree with a little sugar and the Cointreau and let it reduce slightly.
  2. Thicken with gelespessa, using a hand blender.
  3. Chill until use.

  1. Heat the glucose with the sugar until light caramel forms.
  2. Heat the orange juice and pour over the caramel.
  3. Let the caramel dissolve well.
  4. At about 40°C, mix in the yogurt, butter, and Cointreau.
  5. Chill until use.