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KAMELIA
Made with Komuntu 80% - the 100 Year Anniversary chocolate
MAKES 24 DESSERTS
15 stepsRecipe Step by Step
KOMUNTU 80% AND MINT MILK ICE CREAM
1,190g Whole milk
150g Fresh mint
11g Heavy cream 36%
65g 1% fat dry milk
80g Sugar
95g Glucose powder DE 33
75g Invert sugar
7g Combined stabilizer
335gKOMUNTU 80%
2,008g Total weight
At 85°F (30°C), add the sugars (sugar, powdered glucose and invert sugar).
Once it is at 115°F (45°C), incorporate the stabilizer and emulsifier mixture with a portion of the sugar you used initially (approx. 10%).
At 140°F (60°C), pour a bit of the liquid on the chocolate.
Mix with an immersion blender to form a perfect emulsion.
Add the rest and pasteurize at 185°F (85°C) for 2 minutes. Blend to homogenize, then quickly cool to 40°F (4°C).
Leave the mixture to sit for at least 6 hours at 40°F (4°C).
Mix using an immersion blender and churn while between 15/20°F (-6°C to -10°C).
GLUCOSE-BASED LIQUID STARCH
530g Whole milk
15g Potato starch
40g Glucose DE 60
595g Total weight
Put everything back in the cooking appliance and bring to a boil.
KOMUNTU 80% INTENSE WHIPPED GANACHE
560g Glucose-based liquid starch
290gKOMUNTU 80%
200g Heavy cream 36%
1,050g Total weight
Immediately mix using an immersion blender to make a perfect emulsion.
Add the cold heavy cream.
Mix again very briefly.
Cover the mixture’s surface with plastic wrap, store in the refrigerator and leave to set for at least 12 hours.
Whisk until the texture is consistent enough to use in a piping bag or with a spatula.
COCOA GLAZE
300g Mineral water
385g Sugar
130g Cocoa powder
260g Heavy cream 36%
21g Gelatin powder 220 Bloom
105g Water for the gelatin
1,201g Total weight
Bring the whole to a boil and add the rehydrated gelatin. Leave to set for 12 hours before use.
COCOA NIB OPALINES
230g Sugar
230g Glucose DE 35/40
230g Petit gâteau
70g Cocoa nibs
760g Total weight
Pour onto a silicone baking mat.
Leave to cool completely and grind into a powder.
Store in a dry place.
FOREST FRUIT COOKING JUICES
265g Raspberries
105g Blackberries
105g Fresh blueberries
105g Blackcurrant
55g Redcurrant
55g Water
50g Sugar
10g Fresh mint
15g Blackcurrant purée
5g Lime juice
770g Total weight
Bake in a steam oven or in a pan of water at 185°F (85°C) for 45 minutes. Drain it while it is still hot until it has completely cooled.
Keep the cooking juices for use with the vinegar-flavored forest fruit juice.
VINEGAR-FLAVORED FOREST FRUIT JUICE
325g Forest fruit cooking juices
80g Raspberry vinegar
405g Total weight
FOREST FRUIT PICKLES
95g Raspberries
55g Blackberries
55g Fresh blueberries
35g Blackcurrant
20g Redcurrant
260g Vinegar-flavored forest fruit juice
520g Total weight
Add the fruit to the vinegar-flavored juice and leave to settle for at least 24 hours.
FOREST FRUIT JELLY
145g Vinegar-flavored forest fruit juice
1g Agar-agar
2g Gelatin powder 220 Bloom
10g Water for the gelatin
158g Total weight
Pour immediately.
P125 COCOA NIB SHORTCRUST PASTRY
90g P125 CŒUR DE GUANAJA
170g European-style butter
80g Eggs
310g All-purpose flour
120g Confectioner’s sugar
25g Extra-fine blanched almond powder
15g Cocoa nibs
3g Salt
810g Total weight
Combine the mixture with the flour, confectioner’s sugar, almond flour, the ground nibs
and salt.
Briefly stir all these ingredients together. Spread out immediately.
MINT CRÉMEUX
160g Whole milk
30g Fresh mint
135g Heavy cream 36%
45g Sugar
2g Pectin X58
45g Eggs
1g Gelatin powder 220 Bloom
5g Mineral water
25g European-style butter
448g Total weight
Strain. Adjust the weight of milk if necessary.
Heat the milk and cream. Once it has reached 105°F (40°C), add the sugar-pectin mixture and bring to a boil.
Add the eggs and hydrated gelatin and mix, while also adding in the butter.
Set aside or pour out immediately.
FOREST FRUIT CONFIT
340g 100% Meeker raspberry purée
170g 100% Blackdown and Andorine blackcurrant purée
170g Blackberry purée
35g Sugar
35g Glucose powder DE 33
9g Pectin NH 15g Lime juice
25g Blackcurrant purée
799g Total weight
Bring the mixture to a boil.
Add the lime juice and blackcurrant purée.
KOMUNTU 80% COCOA NIB ICE CREAM COATING
465gKOMUNTU 80%
65g Grape seed oil
70g Cocoa nibs
600g Total weight
KOMUNTU 80% SPRAY MIX
90g Cocoa butter
210gKOMUNTU 80%
300g Total weight
FOREST FRUIT PICKLE COMPOTE
540g Forest fruit confit
270g Pickled forest fruit
40g Redcurrant
80g Blackberries
80g Raspberries
40g Blackcurrant
40g Fresh blueberries
1,090g Total weight
Assembly and finishing
Make the Komuntu and mint milk ice cream, whipped ganache, cocoa glaze and cocoa nib opalines. Make the cooking juices and use them to make the vinegar-flavored forest fruit juice. Prepare the pickled forest fruit.
Churn the ice cream and pipe 30g into ring-shaped molds (Silikomart SF268). Freeze.
Make the P125 shortcrust pastry and spread it out to 2mm. Freeze it and cut it into rings using an 8.5cm diameter perforated cutter and a 5.5cm diameter cutter. Bake at 300°F (150°C) for 20 minutes.
Make the forest fruit jelly and pour it into a 40×30cm frame on a silicone mat. Leave to cool. Using a 5.5cm diameter cutter, cut out jelly circles. Store in the refrigerator with its surface covered with a sheet of guitar paper.
Make the mint crémeux and pour 15g into flexipan ring-shaped molds (Silikomart SF269). Freeze.
Make the forest fruit confit, turn out the mint crémeux and soak each one in the confit. Freeze. Cool down the remaining confit and keep it for the compote.
Whip up the whipped ganache, taking care to retain its supple texture. Pipe 20g into ring molds (Silikomart SF268), put in place the mint confit crémeux insert and cover it with 10g of whipped ganache, smoothing the surface so it is level. Freeze.
Make the Komuntu cocoa nib ice-cream coating, turn out the rings of ice cream and dip them in the glaze so they are completely covered. Freeze. Spread some pre-crystallized Komuntu couverture between two guitar sheets and cut it into rings with an outer diameter of 9cm and a 7.5cm hole in the middle.
Spread some Komuntu couverture over a sheet of guitar paper using a fine comb. Use a stylus with a rubber tip to connect the lines together into petal shapes and curve them by setting them on a U-shaped mold. Leave to set.
Sprinkle the cocoa nib opaline onto a lightly greased silicone mat which you have covered with a petal-shaped stencil. Put the opalines in the oven at 355°F (180°C) for 2 minutes. Once out of the oven, turn the silicone mat over onto a sheet of parchment paper, then roll it over on itself to peel off the opalines. Bake them in the oven at 300°F (150°C) for a few seconds so that they take on a curved shape. Store in a hermetically sealed box away from any moisture.
Turn out the ring-shaped Komuntu decorations and put them in the freezer. Make the spray mix and use a spray gun to apply a light velvety covering to the decorations.
Heat the cocoa glaze to 68/72°F (20/22°C), turn out the rings of whipped ganache and glaze them. Place them directly onto the P125 shortbread. Store at 40°F (4°C). Make the forest fruit compote.
ASSEMBLY
Arrange three dabs of whipped ganache on the back and top of each ice cream ring to stick it to the bottom of the plate. Pipe 10g of whipped ganache into the base of the ring.
Put in place a shortbread with the glazed assembly on top.
Add 40g of forest fruit compote to the center of the ring.
Place a fine piece of forest fruit jelly to cover up the center.
Turn out the petal-shaped Komuntu decorations. Arrange three opalines and three decorations so that they are alternating and slightly overlapping. Finish off by placing the chocolate ring on the edge of the assembly.