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Indulgent Efflorescence
Made with Almond Inspiration
An original from Thierry Bridron
5 stepsmade for 20 desserts
Recipe Step by Step
Candied Tomatoes In Syrup
250g Mid-size vine-grown tomatoes
95g Caster sugar
190g water
Sugar-Coated Pine Nuts
65g sugar
25g water
120g Pine nuts
Tomato Coulis
2000g Mid-size vine-grown tomatoes
25g Starch
30g Tomato paste
QS sugar
QS Celery salt
QS Black Sarawak pepper
8 drops Tabasco
Unsweetened Crème Anglaise
6g gelatin
30g Water for the gelatin
1000g INSPIRATION AMANDE
600g Whipping cream
600g Unsweetened Crème Anglaise
Tomato Jelly
50g vegatable gelatin
1000g Finely chopped tomatoes
QS Strawberry-red food colorant
Assembly and finishing
Make the tomato coulis and use it to half-fill the 2cm half-sphere molds.
Add the candied tomatoes and a few sugar-coated pine nuts.
Freeze.Make the Almond Inspiration crème anglaise.
Pour into 3.5cm half-sphere molds and place a tomato coulis half-sphere in the center.
Freeze.
Fix each half-sphere to another, then store them in the freezer.Temper the tomato jelly at 160°F (70°C), then dip the spheres in it with help from a toothpick.
Drain and put them on a sheet of confectionery dipping paper.
When you are ready to serve, put five or six spheres on a plate to form a “vine”.
Place a tomato stem with leaves on each sphere.Optional:
You can also serve this dish with some almond milk ice cream, or some left-over tomato coulis that you have already frozen in a Pacojet container and turned into a tomato sorbet.
You can put the remaining tomato coulis in a Pacojet container, then freeze it and blend it in a food processor when you are ready to serve. It can be provided as a side, or with some almond milk ice cream.