Havana time moelleux
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Easy
Moelleux biscuit
Used products: Moelleux biscuit
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7.8 ozbutter
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7.1 ozegg yolks
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14.1 ozegg whites
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7.8 ozsugar
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2.5 ozflour
Preparation: Moelleux biscuit
Melt the chocolate with the butter at 40°C then add the egg yolks. Whisk the egg whites with the sugar and add them to the previous mixture then add the flour. Pipe into a rectangular mould (15 cm long by 3 cm wide and 3 cm tall lined) with a Fiberpain mat.
Pipe 80g of the mixture then add the ganache and pipe another 60g of the mixture before placing it in the freezer. Bake at 190°C for 10 minutes.
Tobacco Ganache
Used products: Tobacco Ganache
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10.2 ozFull-fat cream
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0.3 ozinfused tobacco leaf (Montecristo Cigar)
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0.4 oztrimoline
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3.4 ozbutter
Preparation: Tobacco Ganache
Infuse the cream with the tobacco for 5 minutes. Prepare the ganache and pipe a 14 cm long tube then place in the freezer.
Hazelnut Siphon Biscuit
Used products: Hazelnut Siphon Biscuit
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5.6 ozsugar
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1.4 ozflour
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1.2 lbwhole eggs
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0.1 ozbrown food coloring
Preparation: Hazelnut Siphon Biscuit
Combine all the ingredients then mix and place in a siphon with two gas cartridges. Microwave in plastic cups for 1 minute.
Plating
When you take them out of the oven, turn out the moelleux then decorate with a chocolate tobacco leaf imitation and finally the hazelnut biscuit with the siphon.
RECIPE EXPLANATION
Cuba 70% product description
Featuring the lingering taste of cocoa, this chocolate offers a wonderful balance between bitterness and roundness, enhanced by toasted, woody and red fruit notes.
How did Origine Cuba 70% inspire the recipe for the Havana Time Moelleux?
- Flavour: The perfect combination of infused tobacco and chocolate
- Technique: Baking with a ganache insert for a more liquid effect when cut
- Format: Long and thin to reflect the shape of a cigar with a sponge cake to imitate the smoke
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