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Peach Breeze
Single serving with peach mixture and caramel chocolate bavaroise.
Mario Ragona
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Components
1. Caramel chocolate bavaroise
206,6 g Latte
82,6 g Pasteurised egg yolks
41,3 g Caster Sugar
206,6 g Caramel Milk
8,3 g Animal gelatine 180 bloom
41,3 g Water
413,2 g Cream 35% M.G.

Boil the milk and pour it over the yolks beaten with the sugar. Place over the heat and bring up to a temperature of 83/85°C. Add the rehydrated gelatine before the chocolate. Mix. Cool below 35°C and carefully combine the semi-whipped cream.

2. Chocolate biscuit
240 g Almond flour (powder)
480 g Icing Sugar
160 g Weak flour 160/180W
430 g Pasteurised egg whites
260 g Bittra Dark Chocolate
40 g Inverted Sugar
400 g Butter 82% M.G.
2 g Fleur du Sel

Pour all the powders into the stand mixer. Add the egg yolks and chocolate melted at 45°C into the cutter, then the inverted sugar and finally the butter melted at 45/50°C. Pour onto a silicon mat or sheet of baking paper and bake at a temperature of 170°C for around 18/20 minutes.

3. Honey, mint and peach mixture
300 g Peach pulp
10 g Lemon juice
175 g Peach pieces
1 g Mint leaves
20 g Honey
6,5 g Pectin 325 NH 95
20 g Caster Sugar
7,5 g Animal gelatine 180 bloom (fast)
37,5 g Water

Gently heat the pulp, lemon juice, pieces of peach, mint, and honey. Mix the pectin and sugar, then add. Bring to the boil. When the fruit has softened, turn off the heat and add the rehydrated gelatine. Pour into the spherical silicon moulds and chill at a temperature below zero. This will be the insert for the peach breeze dessert.

4. White chocolate shiny glaze
225 g Water
450 g Caster Sugar
450 g Glucose syrup 60DE
300 g Sugared condensed milk
450 g Vanini White Chocolate
35 g Animal gelatine 180 bloom
175 g Water
q.b. Red food colorant
q.b. Yellow food colorant

Heat the water, castor sugar and glucose to a temperature of 104°C. Pour over the condensed milk, the rehydrated gelatine and the white chocolate. To obtain a pastel peach colour, you can add a touch of red and yellow colorants. Finally, mix and chill for 12 hours in the fridge, then pour over the desserts.

Assembly and decoration

Prepare the honey, mint and peach mixture, and then pour into the moulds.

Pour in a part of the Caramel Milk Chocolate bavaroise and place the chilled insert at the centre. Finish off with a part of the caramel bavaroise and seal with some chocolate biscuit.
Chill, turn out the moulds and glaze.

  • Store at a temperature of between – 18° + 4°C.
  • Serve at a temperature of +4°C.
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