Acai, Blueberry and Coconut Millefeuilles

Making the recipe

For 8 pieces

  • Ingrédients

    Flour T45 – 660g
    Mineral water – 330g
    Fine salt – 13g
    Dry butter – 500g

    Mix the flour, water and salt in the mixer, using the
    hook.
    Knead at top speed until the dough is even.
    Set aside the dough in the fridge.
    Place the butter between two sheets of baking
    parchment and, using a rolling pin, pat the butter to
    soften it and shape it into a rectangle.
    On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the dough with the rolling pin until you have a rectangle twice the length of the butter.
    Place the butter in the middle and cover with the dough, making sure the butter is fully enclosed.
    Make 5 simple turns, with resting times, to ensure the dough stays cold and can be relaxed.
    The following day, roll out the dough thinly and leave to rest for 1 hour in the fridge, before baking in a ventilated oven at 190°C.
    After baking, sprinkle with icing sugar and caramelise in the oven at 200°C.
    After cooling, cut into rectangles for the assembly.

Assembly

Smooth the pastry cream then pipe bands of cream
over 16 rectangles.
Pipe the blueberry compote between each band of cream.
Assemble the millefeuilles, then position them on the slice so that the sheets are vertical.
Whip the coconut ganache and pipe onto each millefeuille.
Decorate with meringue pieces and coconut chips.

Thibault Marchand

Thibault MARCHAND

Thibault Marchand, a renowned pastry chef with a passion for challenges, has made his mark on the world of patisserie with his exceptional skills and competitive spirit.
With no less than 15 competitions under his belt at just 30 years old, Thibault Marchand loves a challenge, and is known for his determination and perfectionism.

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