Sunday 1 December 2013

Callebaut chocolat noir et mousse de framboise, gelée de framboise avec Bery crumble gâteau


Callebaut dark chocolate-raspberry mousse, Raspberry jelly with berry crumble cake

The world famous and most stupendous combination of all times, dark chocolate and the raspberry is now in a new presentation. At all out set the combination of the these ingredients along with the crunch crumble in the heart of the Gateaux make it extra vibrant.





Berry crumble 

Butter                                  - 500 gms
Double Refined castor sugar - 750 gms
Refined flour                         -750 gms


Callebaut dark chocolate-raspberry mousse 

Eggs                                     - 8nos
Castor sugar                         -80 gms
Raspberry puree boiron        - 200 gms
Callebaut dark chocolate      -500 gms
Whipping cream                   - 500 gms  

Raspberry jelly


Raspberry puree boiron       -100 ml
Gelatine leaves                     -3 nos

Callebaut dark chocolate ganache 

40% cream                          - 800gms
Callebaut dark chocolate      -300 gms








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Sunday 24 November 2013

Gâteau de couches de Lemon curd, chocolat blanc passion mousse avec pista nougat, mangue-basilic chocolat blanc mousse à la pistache dacquoise


Layered cake of Lemon curd, white chocolaté passion mousse with pista nougat , mango-basil white chocolaté mousse with pistachio dacquoise.


Lemon curd

Lemon juice - 1lts
Egg yolk      -  12no.
Gelatine       -  3gms
Sugar           -   500gms

White chocolate- mango basil mousse 

Eggs                   -8nos.
Castor sug         -80gm
Mango puree     -160gms
White callebaut chocolate  -500gms
Gelatine leaves   -8nos
Whip cream       -500gms

Pista dacquoice

Icing sugar    -120gms
Pista pwds    -120gms
Eggs white    -200gms
Castor sugar -60gms

White chocolate passion fruit mousse 

Eggs yolk        -8nos
Castor sugar   -80gms
Passion puree  -160gms
Gelatine leaves -8nos
Whip cream     -500gms
White callebaut chocolate- 500gms





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Sunday 6 October 2013

Gâteau de chocolat blanc passion mousse, Choux et aux amandes brioche


A pastry shop presentation of a cake after all its a great combination of three different textures and two different taste. The base is made of almond brioche bread which is very rich in butter, milk and enriched with almond flakes. Profitrolls filled with passion cream and there is a White chocolate passion fruit mousse square surounded by the profit rolls , the whole cake is covered from top with a white chocolate net window. To see it the mousse from top then YOU HAVE TO OWN MY CAKE.

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Sunday 15 September 2013

Sao tome dark chocolate mousse with rhubarb compote and almond linzer sponge



Soathome dark chocolate mousse with rhubarb compote and almond linzer sponge
An astounding combination of  rhubarb and dark chocolate mousse with fine touch of almond flavour. The sharp and the tangy taste of the rhubarb along with bitterness of chocolate, it tastes very different but the almond linzer spong plays a major role to make it wowwwwwwwww. These fantastic combination of flavours are really inspiring and out of the world. 

Dark chocolate mousse 
Soathome Chocolate  - 500 gms
Castor sugar               - 37gms
Egg yolk                      -7nos
Milk                              -250gms
Cream 40%                 - 450gms

Procedure
Yolk and sugar whiping on double boiler
Add warm milk 
Pour the sabayon mix into the chocolate
Add whipped 40% cream   

Almond linzer Sponge
Butter                         - 250gms 
Castor sugar               -125gms
Whole eggs                 - 2nos
Almond pwd               -250gms
Refined flour              -125gms 
Milk                            - 100ml
Cinnamon pwd          -3gms

Procedure
Cream butter and sugar
Add eggs on by one 
Mix all the dry ingredients together
In the end add milk into it

Rhubarb compote 
Rhubarb                   - 250gms 
Castor sugar             - 50gms 
Pectin                        - 2gms 
   

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Tuesday 20 August 2013

Ciabatta  starter and Sour dough

The life in the starter dough got to know after 2 months of struggle to make it perfect and healthy one. Maintaining starter, according to the documentary  but its very difficult. Refreshing the sour dough it just needs some flour and water. There are few steps needs to be followed when you are making the starter. The  starter gets contaminated fasters if the procedures  are not followed properly or on time. Procedure for maintaining starter is the same every where but refreshing it depends upon the consumption of the breads made from it.
Any addition of ingredient for tartness like vinegar  will leads to contamination of starter. Storing the starter in glass container will be a perfect option to avoid contamination in future.
Sour dough can be made with out the yeast because the fermentation occurs due to the presence of amylase enzyme present in wheat naturally. But the process of fermentation will be comparatively very slow.

Sour dough starter
 Starter recipe                                                                                                      
 Flour      1 kg                                                                         
 Water     1700 ml                                                                     
 Yeast       20 gm         
 Refreshing of the sour dough has to be done evry alternative days

Procedure    
Mix flour and yeast.
Add water into it slowly and steadily.
Keep the mix at the temperature  25 to 30  degree Celsius for the yeast activation.
Once it is double the volume then, keep it in the refrigerator at 1-5 degree Celsius    

 Sour dough ciabatta recipe 
Flour                          1200gm
Sourdough                1800gm
Improver                    17gm
Gluten                        180gm
Water                         1400ml
Vitamin C tablet       1no
Salt                             36gms
Oil                               120ml

Divide the dough into 100 gms each
Baking   240/220 degree celsius
Drying    220/220 degree celsius for 10 min


                     
Procedure
Mix all the dry ingredients
Add chilled water staidly into the mix
Knead it well till it reached the window pain stage
Remove the 1800gms of dough from it and put it back into to the sour dough container
Add salt
In the end finish it with the oil                                

             
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Monday 12 August 2013



It’s an Al a cart dessert platting. Has got a different components in to it, which made it a successful dessert. The square tart which was baked and filled with the sour cherry(boiron) compote, a cream Brulee disc on top, pour pistachio chiboust cream in to it. Once its set, drizzle some castor sugar and troche it on top of the chiboust cream. And the lemon sorbet with lemon zest quenelle on crumble.

Sweet paste
Flour-300gm
Butter-200gm
Eggs –1no.
Icing sugar-100 gm
Pistachio chiboust cream 
Egg yolk- 1no.
Flour-5gm
Milk-100gm
Cornflour-6gm
Castor sugar- 20gm
Vanilla essence-10ml
Vanilla pod- 1 pod
Pistachio paste- 15gms
Italian me- rang 
Egg white- 90gms
Water – 55gms

Sugar- 220gms

Sour cherry  compote
Sour cherry -100gm
Sugar -20gm
Red wine -10ml
 
Lemon sorbet with candied lemon zest
Water-100ml
liquid glucose-15ml
Sugar-20gms 
Candied lemon zest- 20gm
Lemon juice –50ml
Vanilla cream brulee
Milk- 20ml
Cream-80ml
Egg yolk-1no.
Vanilla pod-1 pod
Sugar- 15gms
Crumble
Butter-100gms
Sugar-150gms

Flour-150gms

Candied lemon zest
Sugar-100ml
Water -50ml
Lemon zest -50gm 

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Thursday 18 July 2013

Frozen Smores

Newyork is in India now, since last Friday when Chef Dominique Ansel has introduced frozen smores to the bakery and pastry industry. His creative-twist is creating a big twister everywhere the pastry world.
                                   Introduction of the Turkish ice cream (dondurma) sound good along with the use of exotic ingredients like mastic tears and salep for its gooiness it’s quite orgasmic. The chocolate wafers plays a barrier between the marshmallow and the ice cream which make the big different.  In the end a toasty effect with apple wood flavor.

http://www.businessinsider.com/dominique-ansels-frozen-smore-2013-7
www.chefratheeshunninair.blogspot.in

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Tuesday 25 June 2013

BEST PLACE TO WORK RATED 13TH ALL OVER INDIA- The Oberoi Group




Owned By the legendary hotelier Mr.P.R.S.Oberoi (Executive Chairman) of this large company. He is an inspiration for the all the upcoming entrepreneur in the whole world in hospitality industry. Misson, Vision and Dharma of this company plays a major role of showing the purpose of people working in his large organisation. Oberoi center of  learning and development is the best institute in India from where most of the talented General managers and Executive graduated. Few of his hotels where been rated the best hotels and resorts in the world. I believe this is the best place to learn and grow in hospitality industry.




    

Friday 14 June 2013

CRONUT-






New version, also a combination of croissant and doughnut basically the croissant has got the shape of doughnut, which has got deep fried. The finishing is almost like the doughnut and has been filled with pastry cream or any other filling in it. The flakiness in the CRONUT is the most important thing. Its better to fry the CRONUTS in the grape seed oil to avoid after taste. It is better suited than several other cooking oils for high temperature cooking and can be safely used to cook at moderate temperatures during frying Due to its clean, light taste, thin and high polyunsaturated fat content. This CRONUTS are now available in Trident Bandra Complex Mumbai Pastry Shop. 








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Monday 3 June 2013

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Thursday 9 May 2013

Chef Ratheesh Unni Nair

Applying theory, skills, unique ingredients and experience for making food especially in bakery and pastry is very much Fantastic, but one single thing makes the whole difference that's the SCIENCE to the food because Food is all about Science 

Friday 29 March 2013

Sour dough Ciabatta

Adding Vitamin C to the Ciabatta bread will give a better product.
It Strengthen the gluten and provides better sheen in the crumb.  

Saturday 23 March 2013

Chef RUN

Science behind the gluten (wheat protein) in the dough really affects the final products