SWEET DOUGH
Ingrédients
Butter (at room temperature) – 192g
Icing sugar – 178g
Ground almond – 56g
Salt – 1g
Eggs – 106g
Egg yolks – 25g
Corn flour – 102g
Flour T55 – 364g
Sieve corn flour and flour. Set aside.
With the flat beater, cream the butter with icing sugar and salt.
Add ground almond.
Add eggs and egg yolks, followed by both flour.
Cling wrap and place in the fridge for 6h (or overnight).
Roll at 3mm between two silpat and freeze.
Cut and apply the dough in the rings.
Let it dry in the fridge overnight.
ALMOND CREAM
Ingrédients
Butter (At room temperature) – 100g
Icing sugar – 130g
Ground almond – 150g
Flour T55 – 12g
Eggs (at room temperature) – 70g
Frozen puree without added sugar White peach (at room temperature) – 220g
Pastry cream for almond cream (see recipe below) 110g
In a jug, blend the puree with pastry with hand blender. Set aside.
Cream butter with icing sugar and add ground almond.
Add flour and eggs gradually.
Add the puree/pastry cream mixture.
Keep in pipping bag for assembly.
PASTRY CREAM FOR ALMOND CREAM
Ingrédients
Milk – 115g
Sugar – 12g
Egg yolks – 45g
Flour T55 – 20g
Beat egg yolks, sugar, and flour.
Add warm milk and pour everything in the saucepan.
Cook like a crème pâtissière.
BLOOD PEACH JELLY
Ingrédients
Frozen puree without added sugar Blood peach – 230g
Peach tea – 6g
Peach liquor – 4g
Citric acid – 0.1g
Sugar – 13g
Gelatine mixture – 13g
Infuse tea with puree and sieve 200g of puree.
Combine 150g of purée with liquor and citric acid. Set aside.
Heat up 50g of purée with gelatine and sugar.
Combine both mixture and pour in flexipan 3cm diameter.
WHITE PEACH JELLY
Ingrédients
Frozen puree without added sugar White peach – 250g (200+50)
Peach liquor – 4g
Citric acid – 0.1g
Sugar – 19g
Gelatine mixture – 22g
Combine 200g of purée with liquor and citric acid. Set aside.
Heat up 50g of purée with gelatine and sugar.
Combine both mixture and pour in flexipan 5cm diameter.
Place the blood peach jelly in and freeze.
BAKED STABLE PEACH JELLY
Ingrédients
Frozen puree without added sugar White peach – 330g
Frozen puree without added sugar Blood peach – 24g
Gellan – 3.8g
Sugar – 40g
Xanthan – 0.3g
Citric acid – 0.1g
Peach liquor – 10g
Combine gellan, sugar, xanthan, citric acid and pour over both purées.
Boil and remove from the stove.
Add liquor and pour in frame.
Cool down and keep in the fridge.
Cut with 4cm cutter and keep for assembly.
PEACH CONFIT
Ingrédients
Frozen puree without added sugar White peach – 132g
Frozen puree without added sugar Blood peach – 70g
Pectin NH 4g
Sugar 10g
Citric acid 0.2g
Combine sugar with pectin and pour over purees.
Rehydrate for 5mn and boil.
Remove from the stove and add citric accid.
Keep in the fridge for 3h and blend with hand blender.
PEACH TEA WHIPPED CREAM
Ingrédients
Cream (35% fat) – 1300g
Peach tea leaves – 30g
Sugar – 60g
Gelatine mixture (see basic recipes) – 30g
Infuse peach tea in cream for 24h and sieve 1200g.
Take out 100g of this infusion, add gelatine and sugar.
Warm enough to melt both gelatine and sugar.
Remove from the stove and remaining cream.
Keep in the fridge overnight before whipping up.
GLAZE
Ingrédients
Frozen puree without added sugar White peach – 30g
Frozen puree without added sugar Lime – 70g
Neutral glaze (see basic recipes) – 440g
Water – 100g
Heat up all ingredients at 65°C and spray.
Pipe 16g of almond cream in each tartlet and place a piece of baked stable jelly in.
Bake at 160°C for 15mn.
Cool down and pipe the peach confit on top.
Smooth to have a flat top and let it dry in the fridge for 1h.
Glaze the peach jelly and place on top of the tartlets.
Pipe the peach tea whipped cream around.
Gael Etrillard is an internationally renowned pastry chef, known for his mastery of patisserie and his ability to combine traditional techniques with modern innovations.
His outstanding career and numerous awards have made him a household name in the world of patisserie.
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