For a log serving 8 people (dim: 18x8.5x6cm, insert: 15x6x3cm)
46g
Butter
35g
Whole eggs
28g
Sugar
7g
Honey
46g
Rice flour
2g
Baking powder
1
Pinch of fleur de sel
¼
Vanilla pod
13g
Whole milk
177g
Total weight
Prepare a brown butter and set aside. In a mixing bowl, whisk the eggs and sugar vigorously for 20 seconds. Add honey and mix. Add the sifted flour with baking powder and vanilla seeds and mix again. Pour in the milk and mix before incorporating the warmed brown butter. Spread on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper or a silicone mat to a thickness of about 1 cm, to allow cutting a rectangle of 16×6 cm after baking. Bake for about 10-12 minutes at 170°C in a preheated oven. Let cool, then cut.
50g
White chocolate
100g
Gluten-free Breton shortbread or gluten-free sweet pastry crust
30g
Cornflakes
12g
Melted butter
1g
Fleur de sel
20g
Shredded coconut
213g
Total weight
Melt the white chocolate and set aside. Crumble the gluten-free shortbread or sweet pastry crust. Crush the cornflakes. Mix all ingredients together, including the melted white chocolate. Spread 0.5cm thick layer on the madeleine biscuit. Freeze until assembling the log.
40g
Sugar
309g
Total weight
Mix sugar with pectin and set aside. Heat the Ponthier passion fruit puree with seeds and the mango puree in a saucepan. Off the heat, add the pectin and sugar, whisking to combine. Cook again to boil for about twenty seconds. Pour 250g into a 16x6x4 cm mold lined with film on the bottom and freeze completely before use.
91g
Liquid cream 35% fat (1)
58g
White chocolate 35% cocoa
2,5g
Cocoa butter
¼
Vanilla pod
12g
Water
165g
Liquid cream 35% fat (2)
330,5g
Total weight
Hydrate the gelatine with the water and set aside. Heat the liquid cream (1) with the scraped vanilla bean and let it infuse covered, off the heat, for 20-30 minutes. Reheat the infused cream, add the hydrated gelatine, and stir to dissolve. Pour over the white chocolate and cocoa butter and mix to melt it. Blend with an immersion blender. Cool to around 26-28°C. Meanwhile, whip the cold liquid cream (2) to soft peaks. Gently fold the whipped cream into the ganache when it reaches the desired temperature.
1 000g
Passion fruit-flavoured white chocolate
100g
Cocoa butter
200g
Grape seed oil
1 300g
Total weight
Melt the white chocolate with the cocoa butter, then add the grape seed oil and blend with an immersion blender. Cool to about 32-34°C before using.
30g
Whole milk
75g
Passion fruit-flavoured white chocolate
2g
Glucose syrup
6g
Water
84g
Full fat liquid cream
209g
Total weight
Hydrate the gelatine in cold water for 10 minutes. Melt the passion fruit-flavoured white chocolate in a bain-marie or microwave and set aside. bring the milk, glucose syrup and Ponthier mango puree to a boil in a saucepan. When the milk is simmering, remove from heat, add the rehydrated (and squeezed) gelatine, and stir with a spatula to dissolve. Pour the hot milk over the melted chocolate, mixing with a spatula to emulsify. Add the liquid cream and blend with an immersion blender. Pour directly into a mold suitable for the dimensions of the log. Freeze overnight (or until fully set) before unmoulding.
Place an 18×8.5×6 cm frame on a baking sheet lined with silicone paper. Place the biscuit-crunch in the centre of the frame. Pour or pipe mousse around to fill the spaces and push the vanilla mousse up against the edges of the frame with a small spatula. Place the frozen passion fruit with seeds confit insert in the centre, then cover with mousse and smooth with a large spatula. Freeze or blast freeze.
Unmould the frozen log. Insert 2 small knives into the top of the log, dip the frozen log into the coating at the right temperature, stopping at the edges of the top of the log. Allow the coating to drip a bit, then gently wipe the bottom of the log on parchment paper. Unmould and place the mango passion fruit Namelaka cream on the log. Let the log thaw before serving.