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PDO Ardèche Chestnut and porcini mushroom dessert

Tristan Rousselot

Pastry Chef

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SERVES 10

306g

Egg yolks

211g

Caster sugar

259 g

Egg whites

43g

Dark chocolate 70%

76g

Plain flour (T55)

1000g

Total weight

Beat the egg whites, sugar and egg yolks until the mixture forms a ribbon. Add the melted chocolate and PONTHIER PDO Ardèche Chestnut purée. Then fold in the sifted flour. Spread 1000g of the mixture onto a 40 x 60cm baking tray. Bake at 170°C for 12 minutes, turning halfway through. Cool on a wire rack and cut into 3.5 x 3.5cm squares. Set aside wrapped in airtight cling film.

230g

Cream

8g

Glucose

8g

Invert sugar

2g

Pectin X58

79g

Dulcey caramelised white chocolate

6g

Porcini mushrooms

333g

Total weight

Bring the cream to the boil and add the lightly grilled porcini mushrooms. Leave to infuse for 10 minutes. Strain and add extra cream to compensate for the weight of the cream absorbed by the porcini mushrooms. Add the glucose, invert sugar and pectin. Boil for 2 minutes and pour over the caramelised white chocolate. Mix and use immediately.

56g

Butter

35g

Icing sugar

12g

Ground almonds

1g

Table salt X58

24g

Whole eggs

94g

Chestnut flour

222g

Total weight

Mix the softened butter with the sifted icing sugar, ground almonds and salt. Gently beat the mixture using an electric whisk. Gradually add the eggs brought to room temperature, then add the chestnut flour. Scrape the mixture down into the bowl and mix again. Roll out to 4mm between two sheets. Chill for at least 2 hours, then bake at 155°C for 20 minutes. Leave to cool.

102 g

Chestnut shortbread

26 g

Feuillantine

13g

Almond praline

54g

Dulcey caramelised white chocolate

27g

Cocoa butter

222g

Total weight

Grind the chestnut shortbread into a powder and mix with the other powders, then with the melted caramelised white chocolate and melted cocoa butter. Spread the crisp between two 0.8 cm thick rulers, then cool and cut into 3.5 x 3.5 cm squares. Set aside in the refrigerator.

143g

Caster sugar

48g

Water

10g

Porcini mushrooms

201g

Total weight

Lightly grill the porcini mushrooms so that they are slightly pre-cooked. Infuse the grilled porcini mushrooms in the water overnight. Filter and collect the porcini water. Caramelise the sugar in a saucepan until it turns brown, then lower the cooking temperature by adding the hot porcini water. Cool overnight and then put the mixture in a piping bag.

185 g

Single cream

2g

Vanilla beans

82g

Chestnut cream (crème de marrons)

11 g

Gelatin mass

41 g

Chestnut paste

444g

Total weight

Whip the cream and scraped vanilla using an electric whisk. Heat the chestnut cream and add the melted gelatine mass. Add the chestnut paste and the PONTHIER PDO Ardèche Chestnut purée. Mix to a smooth texture. Fold in the silky whipped cream. Use immediately.

177g

Caster sugar 1

116g

Glucose

177g

Water

11g

Caster sugar 2

11g

Pectine NH

1211g

Total weight

Heat the PONTHIER PDO Ardèche Chestnut purée with the water, caster sugar 1 and glucose. At 40°C, add the pectin NH and caster sugar 2 mixture. Bring to the boil and cook for 1 minute. Mix and cool. Reheat the glaze and use at 45°C.

143g

Water

13g

Atomised glucose

16g

Trimoline (invert sugar)

16g

Sucre semoule

0.4g

Stabilisater

16g

Vergeoise sugar

442.40g

Total weight

Heat the water and Trimoline to 60°C. Then add the atomised glucose, sugar, vergeoise sugar and stabiliser. Pasteurise at 85°C. Pour over the PONTHIER PDO Ardèche Chestnut purée. Blend and strain. Leave to mature. Blend and strain again. Chill and churn in an ice cream maker and use.

42g

Icing sugar

42g

Unsalted butter

42g

Egg whites

29g

Chestnut flour

13g

Rice flour

168g

Total weight

Cream the softened butter with the sifted icing sugar. Add the egg whites at room temperature. Then add the rice and chestnut flours. Mix until incorporated, do not overmix. Leave to cool overnight. Spread onto a leaf pattern silicone sheet and bake for 7 to 8 minutes at 170°C. Remove from the oven and immediately place the leaves on a log mould to give a curved shape. Leave to cool. Store in a dry place away from moisture.

161g

Chestnut cream (crème de marrons)

161g

Chestnut paste

1g

Table salt

40g

Unsalted butter

444g

Total weight

Blend all the ingredients together and the softened butter in a food processor or a Thermomix. Put the mixture in a piping bag fitted with a «nest’ nozzle and make strips of vermicelli. Freeze and cut into 5cm diameter discs. Store in the refrigerator.

Pour 25g of the porcini mushroom cream into a 3.5cm square silicone mould. Then place the square of chestnut sponge cake and pour a drop of porcini mushroom cream on top to stick the square of chestnut crisp. Freeze and remove from the mould. Pipe 35g of freshly prepared chestnut mousse into a 5.5cm square silicone mould and plunge the frozen filling (chestnut crisp on top) into the mousse. Smooth the surface evenly, freeze then remove from the mould. On a wire rack, glaze the dessert with the chestnut glaze. Remove the excess glaze from the base.

FINISHING TOUCHES

Edible red oxalis SQ

Vanilla powder SQ

Place the dessert on a round white plate next to the chestnut vermicelli disc and leave to defrost. Place 3 chestnut leaf tuile crisps on the dessert. Decorate the chestnut vermicelli disc with 3 edible red oxalis. Sprinkle very lightly with vanilla powder and finish with a dot of porcini mushroom caramel. Serve with the PDO Ardèche Chestnut sorbet.