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Black Ring Entremet (Guanaja, Peanut and Mango Passion Fruit) by Gustavo Sáez - Pastry Recipes in So Good Magazine
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Gustavo Sáez, chosen Best Latin American Pastry Chef in 2016 by the famous ranking ‘The World’s 50 Best
Restaurants’. One of Sáez’s great virtues is his versatility, since he feels in his element both when preparing a Show more tags
restaurant dessert and when facing artistic sugar or a cake. This young pastry chef is very clear about something –
one of the keys to this trade is in being able to convey the idea of ‘artisanal’. And to do so, it is important to embellish
each creation by using textures or gestures that are quickly identified as artisanal. That is why the decoration and the SPONSORS
work carried out with a pastry bag become essential if one has the objective of turning a molded cake into something
more defined, artisanal and unique. He demonstrates this to us in this black ring published in so good #24. Bat also
through other two exclusive ring-shaped entremets that he has masterfully customized using just three simple ideas.
Sometimes, a single gesture is more than enough to define the craft.
Black ring (Guanaja, peanut and mango/passion fruit)
Peanut streusel
60 g butter
60 g sugar
60 g flour
90 g peanut powder
Beat the sugar with the softened butter and then add the
peanut powder. Finally add the flour, being careful not to
overbeat. Allow the dough to rest in the refrigerator for 30
minutes. Cut into portions and bake at 150ºC for 30 minutes.
Peanut croustillant
30 g peanut praliné
6 g sea salt
Melt the couverture and add the praliné. Add then the streusel and finally the sea salt. Apply onto the sponge while
still soft.
100 g cream
16 g invert sugar
Melt the couverture. Combine the invert sugar and cream in a pot and heat to 65ºC. Emulsify the liquids into the
melted chocolate and use.
Moelleux sponge
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45 g almond flour
45 g confectioners’ sugar
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142 g egg yolks
33 g cream
54 g Guanaja couverture
98 g butter
45 g sugar
Whip the egg whites and sugar to a French meringue. Melt the chocolate and butter together. Whip the egg yolks and
add the almond flour, confectioners’ sugar, cocoa powder and cream. Add the couverture and butter to the egg yolk
mixture and finish by gently folding in the French meringue. Bake on a sheet pan at 180ºC for 15 minutes.
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Melt the chocolate. Emulsify with the crème anglaise at 35ºC. Whip the cream to soft peaks and add to the crémeux at Name / Nombre*
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Peanut crémeux
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25 g milk
Haute Pâtisserie / Pastelería y panadería
88 g cream
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Hydrate the gelatin. Heat the milk and cream and whisk in the hydrated gelatin until dissolved. Emulsify this mixture
with the praliné. Pour into the still soft mold and freeze.
Crème anglaise
125 g cream
125 g milk
50 g egg yolks
25 g sugar
Combine the cream and milk in a pot and bring to a boil. In a bowl, mix the egg yolks and sugar. Pour the hot cream
and milk mixture over the egg yolks in three additions while stirring with a silicone spatula. Place back over the heat
and cook to 85ºC. Immediately strain. Reserved with plastic wrap covering the surface.
36 g sugar
29 g lemon juice
4 g pectin
2 g gelatin
Dark glaze
120 g Guanaja dark couverture
Melt the chocolate. Heat the Absolu Cristal in a pot and add the black coloring. Emulsify with the chocolate.
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Pour the ganache over the sponge together with the croustillant and cut into a ring. Pour the crémeux into the inner
mold. Freeze. Pour the compote over the crémeux and immediate place the already shaped sponge on top. Make the
mousse and pour while still liquid into the ring mold. Immediately place the frozen insert and blast freeze. With the
help of a pastry bag, scatter some dollops of crémeux, previously crystallized. With the help of a hot nibbler, press to
make some hollows on the dollops. Glaze.
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