- White chocolate mousse
- Apple gel (mousse Covering)
- Liquid gel
- Caramel powder
- Apple nitro
- Anglaise nitro
- Green cocoa butter
- Apple blossom
- White chocolate
- White chocolate mousse:
- 215g white chocolate
- 45g yolk
- 38g stock syrup
- 1.5 bronze leaf gelatine
- 210g double cream
- Apple Gel:
- 500g apple juice
- Green food colour
- Apple drops
- 2g Kappa carrageenan
- Jelly:
- 200ml liquid
- 1.2g carrageenan
- 2g agar agar
- Caramel Powder:
- Caramel base:
- 175 g sugar
- 182 g glucose
- 250 g heavy cream
- 50 g butter
- Dry caramel with salt (8 servings):
- 100 g caramel base
- 33 g Tapioca Maltodextrin
- 5 g Maldon sea salt
- Anglaise:
- 2 vanilla pods
- 250g double cream
- 125g milk
- 113g yolk
- 4.5g salt
- Apple brandy caramel:
- 68g Sugar
- 12g Water
- 90g Cream
- 7g Apple brandy
Nick Brodie
9th June 2017
Apple Scrumping - my dessert for Great British Menu 2017
Apple Scrumping - my dessert for Great British Menu 2017
Equipment: liquid nitrogen, thermometer, pots and pans
Ingredients
Method
White chocolate mousse:
Whisk yolks till ribbon, add 120°C stock syrup and whisk until thick. Add melted white chocolate, then add softened gelatin. Whisking thoroughly, as it will start to thicken almost immediately. Semi whip the double cream and combine into chocolate mix, set into shaped containers and refrigerate.
Apple Gel:
Mix all ingredients in pan and bring to temp over 60 0c dip in set white chocolate shape. Allow gel to set and pipe on white chocolate.
Caramel base:
Heat sugar and glucose in a large saucepan over a medium heat until it reaches 160°C. The saucepan should be tall so it can hold the hot bubbling produced when adding butter and cream later. As soon as it reaches an amber colour, carefully add the butter and whisk. Once the butter is melted, remove saucepan from the heat and slowly start adding the cream while whisking. Let it cool down to room temperature.
Dry caramel with salt:
In food processor combine caramel base with Tapioca Maltodextrin and process until caramel base is completely absorbed. Add more Tapioca Maltodextrin if needed. Season with Maldon sea salt.
Anglaise:
Add all ingredients to a thick bottomed pan and stir continuously until reaching temperature of 82°C. Pass through chinois.
Apple brandy caramel:
Boil the cream. Cook sugar and water to a deep amber caramel. Deglaze with hot cream and add brandy and let it sit for 30 minutes and strain.
Presentation:
Arrangement to follow the theme of a tennis ball, dipping mousse into apple kappa solution, then sporadically place around nitro products and gels.
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