Recipe Booklet Chocolate On The Menu 2 EN FINAL
Recipe Booklet Chocolate On The Menu 2 EN FINAL
CHOCOLATE
ON THE MENU
- VOLUME 2 -
RECIPE BOOKLET
NICOLAS DUTERTRE
Pastry chef at the Chocolate Academy™ Montreal
Recipes created by
Nicolas Dutertre, pastry chef
at the Chocolate Academy™ Montreal.
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1.
Chocolate
Verrine Duo
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Chocolate Verrine Duo
ASSEMBLY
1. Pour 25 g of the chocolate crémeux into the bottom of a verrine and let it cool.
2. Once the mixture has cooled down, pour in 30 g of exotic confit or raspberry confit and add pieces of fresh mango (15 g of confit -15 g of mango).
3. Add the streusel which has been previously coated with crystallized dark chocolate to preserve its crispness.
6. Decorate the top by piping creamy chocolate. Add Mona Lisa Crispearls™ and pieces of streusel.
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2.
Chocolate Tart
ASSEMBLY
1. Line a 18 cm diameter tart ring with the sweet dough (2 mm thick).
2. Leave to rest for a few hours and bake at 160 °C for about 18-20 min.
3. Let it cool, then seal the shell with a thin layer of dark chocolate.
4. Spread the Crispy Praliné or the Pralin Feuilletine™ in the bottom of the tart (75 g).
5. Add 300 g of the ganache.
DECOR
1. Grate chocolate pistoles on top of the pie to cover it.
2. Place pieces of chocolate crumble on top.
TIPS
Cut the pie into equal slices and place them on plates. Serve them with vanilla ice cream, chocolate sauce and/or custard.
The best way of serving this pie is at room temperature, as the flavors will stand out even more.
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3.
Tripple Pavlova
MILK CHOCOLATE ALUNGA™ 41% WHIPPED CREAM DARK CHOCOLATE MEXIQUE 66% WHIPPED CREAM
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STRAWBERRY CONFIT PEAR CONFIT
6 g NH pectin 6 g NH pectin
Mix. Mix.
24 g Sugar 24 g Sugar
234 g F
rozen strawberry 234 g F
rozen pear
Mix the rest of the ingredients in a
puree puree Mix the rest of the ingredients in a saucepan.
saucepan.
40 g Glucose 40 g Glucose Bring to a boil.
Bring to a boil.
49 g Sugar 49 g Sugar
EXOTIC CONFIT
23 g Sugar
3 g NH pectin Mix the sugar with the pectin. Carefully
136 g Frozen mango pour over the cold purees in the saucepan.
puree
91 g Frozen passion fruit Boil for a minute and remove from heat.
puree
10 g G
elatin mass
Add and let it cool down.
1 g Agar-Agar
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4.
Chocolate
Bread Pudding
ASSEMBLY
1. Cut cubes of brioches of 2 cm X 2 cm.
2. Sprinkle the cubes with icing sugar and toast in the oven until golden brown. Let cool.
3. Pour the chocolate cream over 500 g of toasted brioche cubes and refrigerate for 24 hours.
4. The next day, drain the brioche and chocolate cream mixture.
5. Place 100 g of soaked brioche cubes in circles 2.5 cm high and 10 cm in diameter, previously buttered.
6. Bake at 130 °C for about 15 min until it has a crème brulée texture.
7. Place pieces of Extra-Bitter Guayaquil 64% dark chocolate pistoles on the bread pudding when it comes out of the oven.
8. Serve hot with custard and a quenelle of vanilla chantilly.
TIPS
It is possible to freeze your bread puddings and reheat them before serving.
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5.
Flourless
Chocolate Cake
ASSEMBLY
1. Cut the cake into pieces of 14 cm long by 2 cm wide.
2. Decorate with the gluten-free chocolate crumble and caramelized almonds.
3. Sprinkle with Extra Brute cocoa powder and icing sugar.
TIPS
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6.
Chocolate
Choux
ASSEMBLY
1. Cut the tops of the choux and put it aside.
2. Cut out the interior of the choux with a cutting shape of 3 cm diameter.
3. Garnish the bottom of the choux with the chocolate crémeux and the exotic confit.
4. Add pieces of the salted crumble coated with chocolate on the chocolate crémeux.
5. Pipe a rosette of whipped cream.
6. Decorate with mango pieces and Mona Lisa decorations.
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PRODUCTS LIST
P RO D U C T DESCRIPTION P RO D U C T C O D E
CHD-N66MEX-CA-U73 - 6 X 1 KG
MEXIQUE 66% After a slightly sourish initial taste, this Mexico Origin
dark couverture chocolate with its high cocoa content CHD-N66MEX-CA-U75 - 4 X 2,5 KG
ORIGINE releases spicy and woody notes, with a hint of liquorice. NEW CODE :
CHD-N66MEX-2B-U75 - 4 X 2,5 KG
CHD-P64EBPU-2B-U77 - 4 X 5 KG
EXTRA-BITTER This bitter dark couverture chocolate with roasted notes
has a powerful cocoa flavour delicately lifted with a hint CHD-P64EBPU-804 - 1 X 20 KG
GUAYAQUIL 64% of coffee and chestnut.
CHD-P64EBPU-126 - 10 X 2,5 KG (BLOC)
CHD-N70OCOA-CA-U73 - 6 X 1 KG
A distinctive dark chocolate with good cocoa taste
OCOA™ 70% and a hint of acidity.
CHD-N70OCOA-CA-U77 - 4 X 5 KG
CHD-N70OCOA-804 - 1 X 20 KG
CHM-O38LSUP-CA-U77 - 4 X 5 KG
LACTÉE A full traceable and sustainable chocolate with a pure
CHM-O38LSUP-804 - 1 X 20 KG
SUPÉRIEURE 38% cocoa and intense milk taste.
CHM-O38LSUP-126 - 10 X 2.5 KG (BLOC)
CHM-Q41ALUN-CA-U73 - 6 X 1 KG
A slightly sweet milk chocolate with a dominant taste
ALUNGA™ 41% of cocoa and milk.
CHM-Q41ALUN-CA-U77 - 4 X 5 KG
CHM-Q41ALUN-804 - 1 X 20 KG
CHW-N34ZEPH-2B-U73 - 6 X 1 KG
This very fluid and less sweet white chocolate has a
ZÉPHYR™ 34% smooth texture and an intense whole milk taste.
CHW-N34ZEPH-CA-U77 - 4 X 5 KG
CHW-N34ZEPH-804 - 1 X 20 KG
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16 mm ø
NEW!
± 5 to 9 mm
DARK CHOCOLATE BLOSSOMS DARK CURLED SHAVINGS MILK CURLED SHAVINGS
CHD-BS-91004-A99 CHD-BS-90116-A99 CHM-BS-90135-A99
4 kg/uc | 6 uc/case 5 lb/case | ø Diameter: 24 mm 5 lb/case | ø Diameter: 19 mm
CHD-BS-91005-A03
12 kg/case
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