WHITE PEACH & RASPBERRY PETIT GATEAU

Making the recipe

Recipe for 70 petits gateaux MAE Mould “Charlottine”

  • ALMOND SABLE

    Ingrédients

    Butter 150g
    Icing sugar 100g
    Ground almond 50g
    Egg yolks 50g
    Flour T55 250g

    Sieve the icing sugar in the mixing bowl and add butter.
    Cream until smooth in medium speed.
    Add ground almond and egg yolks.
    Sieve flour and add it in slow speed to the dough (do not overwork the dough).
    Cling wrap and keep in the fridge 4h minimum.
    Roll between two silpat at 3mm.
    Freeze and cut with a 55mm cutter.
    Bake on silpain at 150°C for 12mn.

  • SPONGE

    Ingrédients

    Egg yolks 320g
    Honey 50g
    Egg whites 280g
    Sugar 100g
    Rice flour 80g
    Cake Flour 10g
    Butter (melted butter at 40°C) 80g

    Start to whip up the egg whites in medium speed.
    In the meantime, beat egg yolks and honey on hot bath until it reaches 45°C. Set aside.
    When the egg whites are getting foamy, increase the speed and add sugar gradually.
    Combine both eggs mixture gently and add both flour previously sieved.
    Mix gently and add butter.
    Spread on tray 60x40cm and bake at 150°C for 13mn.

  • RASPBERRY & PEACH CONFIT

    Ingrédients

    Frozen puree without added sugar White peach – 320g
    Frozen puree without added sugar Raspberry – 80g
    Pectin NH – 10g
    Sugar – 30g
    Inulin (optional) – 18g
    Frozen puree without added sugar Lime – 30g
    Frozen puree without added sugar Raspberry – 100g

    Combine sugar with pectin and inulin.
    Pour over peach puree and 80g de raspberry puree.
    Let the pectin rehydrate for 5mn and boil.
    Remove from the stove, add 100g of raspberry puree and lime puree.
    Let it set in the fridge and blend before use.

  • RASPBERRY MOUSSE

    Ingrédients

    Frozen puree without added sugar Raspberry – 1070g
    Gelatine mixture (see basic recipes) – 130g
    Italian meringue (see basic recipes) – 220g
    Cream (35% fat) – 600g

    Melt the gelatine with 100g of raspberry purée and add remaining purees.
    Temper at 20°C and pour 1/3 onto the Italian meringue.
    Stir and pour 1/3 of purée onto the cream.
    Stir and fold in Italian meringue with cream.
    Add remaining puree and fold in gently.

  • VANILLA WHIPPED CREAM

    Ingrédients

    Cream (35% fat) 600g (300+300)
    Vanilla stick 3pcs
    Sugar 30g
    Gelatine mixture (see basic recipes) 14g

    Heat up 300g of cream with vanilla.
    Cover and infuse for 1h.
    Warm again with sugar and gelatine.
    Sieve and add 300g of cold cream.
    Blend and keep in the fridge overnight.
    Whip up like a soft whipped cream when needed.
    Keep in piping bag for assembly.

  • WHITE PEACH JELLY

    Ingrédients

    Frozen puree without added sugar White peach – 250g (200+50)
    Peach liquor – 6g
    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 mixtures.

  • SPRAYING GLAZE

    Ingrédients

    Neutral glaze – 440g
    Water – 70g
    Unsweetened berry juice (see basic recipes) – 70g
    Frozen puree without added sugar Lime – 60g

    Heat up all ingredients at 65°C and spray.

  • BERRY VEIL

    Ingrédients

    Frozen puree without added sugar Strawberry Puree – 50g
    Unsweetened berry juice (see basic recipes) – 130g
    Sugar – 35g
    Agar agar – 2.7g
    Gelatine mixture (see basic recipes) – 8g

    Combine sugar with agar agar and pour over guava puree.
    Add berry juice and boil.
    Remove from the stove and add gelatine.
    Pour over the marble and cut with 55mm cutter.

Assembly

Spread the confit over the sponge and freeze.
Cut the sponge with a 4cm cutter and keep in the freezer for assembly.
Pipe the raspberry mousse in the moulds and close with sponge. Freeze.
Unmould and spray with spraying glaze.
Place over the almond sable and pour the white peach jelly in the cavity of the moulds.
Let it set in the fridge and pipe the vanilla whipped cream in the middle.
Place a piece of berry veil on top.

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