Jardin d'été

Make a pâte à choux with milk, butter, flour, eggs, yolks.
Add the milk in 3 times over the pâte à choux plus the color. 
Finish by the meringue. 
Spread in a frame.
Bake at 170°C/ 338°F for 12 minutes.

Warm up the purée at 40°C/ 104°F with 2/3 of the sugar, then add the 1/3 of the sugar with the pectin (NH325).
Bring it to 85°C/ 185°F and add the lime juice.
Cast it right away on top of the biscuit.

Infuse the chopped Lemon Verbena leaves in the hot heavy cream for 30 minutes. Strain it and recalculate the initial weight. 
Heat the infusion and make a ganache with the Zéphyr white chocolate. Burr mix.
Add the cold heavy cream and burr mix again. 
Let it cool overnight in the fridge and wipe it lightly.
Spread it on the confit and roll.

Combine softened butter, sea salt, brown sugar, then add the almond flour and coconut then finish with the flour.
Spread at 3mm between 2 sheets of parchment paper.
Cut at 3.5 x 5cm for the base.
Bake at 163°C/ 325°F for 10-11 minutes. High Fan.

Start to make the verbena whipped ganache the day before and let it cool overnight.
The following day, make the Japanese sponge cake and pour the confit over.
Let it set and cut the frame in half : 30 x 40cm
Whip the verbena ganache lightly and spread 225g on the half sponge cake with the confit.
Roll it and let it set in the freezer.
Keep a bit of verbena ganache to make “Quenelle” with a hot spoon. Freeze them and spray with a white chocolate and cocoa butter mix.
Cut slices of 3.5cm and deposit on top of the coconut streusel.
Put the frozen quenelle on top with a slice of glazed strawberry.
Finish with the green ring and with an edible flower.