Plate dessert by Christian Vautier
for Les Vergers Boiron
1 - Grapefruit French crust
Cut out 6 cm diameter circles in slices of brioche.
Dip into the French toast batter and pan-fry in butter.
Remove excess fat on kitchen towel.
2 - French toast batter
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Boiron Pink Grapefruit puree
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200 g
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Eggs |
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2 |
3 - Pineapple salad with Lime
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Pineapple cut into very small slices
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500 g
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Boiron Coconut puree |
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50 g |
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Boiron Pink Grapefruit puree |
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50 g |
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Lime peel |
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1 |
4 - Blood Orange sorbet
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Boiron Blood Orange puree
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1 kg
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Atomized glucose |
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205 g |
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Trimoline |
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20 g |
5 - Reduced Grapefruit juice
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Boiron Pink Grapefruit puree
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200 g
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Apricot jelly |
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20 g |
Reduce the Pink Grapefruit puree with the apricot
jelly. You can add candied grapefruit peel to the
syrup.
6 - Spicy square
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Egg white
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100 g
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Icing sugar |
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175 g |
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Flour |
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100 g |
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Melted butter |
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100 g |
Mix the ingredients in order. Pipe out a square
on a sheet of greaseproof paper. Sprinkle over
a mixture of spices and bake at 170°C.
7 - Crunchy Blood Orange
Cut a blood orange into thin slices. Place on
a sheet of greaseproof paper. Back for 40 minutes
at 100°C. Store in a dry place
Assembly on the dish
Place the grapefruit French crust in the centre of
the dish. Arrange the pineapple slices on it. Then
place the sorbet on the pineapple. Pour over the
grapefruit juice and decorate with the spicy square
and a slice of crunchy blood orange.
