Apple From Montois and Coconut Plated Dessert by Pierre-Jean Quinonero, Professional CFD Winner - Pastry Recipes in So Good Maga
Apple From Montois and Coconut Plated Dessert by Pierre-Jean Quinonero, Professional CFD Winner - Pastry Recipes in So Good Maga
Apple From Montois and Coconut Plated Dessert by Pierre-Jean Quinonero, Professional CFD Winner - Pastry Recipes in So Good Maga
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Pierre-Jean Quinonero (Restaurant Le Burgundy – Paris), winner in the professional category of the 47th TAGS
Championnat de France du Desserts, managed to reach the podium with a refreshing dessert in which he used the
Granny Smith apple, “a fruit that provides a unique freshness that, alongside the fat and delicacy of the coconut,
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ensures a perfect pairing ” he explains. In addition, he looked for a suitable spice for seasoning. “After many
attempts, cumin has been a revelation in this association,” he confesses. Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie
As eco-responsibility was the theme of the competition, he used the maximum number of organic products.“After
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having done a lot of background work in the search for local producers, I was able to dedicate myself to making my
dessert. The chosen apples come from an orchard in laÎle-de-France, more specifically from Montois. With a deep Pierre Hermé Antonio Bachour
desire to discover Guadeloupe , I wanted my dessert to include coconut. The ones I have chosen are organic and fair
trade, just like the oil. French products from the ‘Maison du Coco’ in Guadeloupe ”, he added. Couvertures and Chocolate Sigep so good #24
Below we share the recipe for his winning dish, Apple from Montois, coconut, and a touch of cumin.
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16 g dextrose
20 g powdered milk
16 g shiso leaves
Make a syrup with the coconut milk, lime zest, and the powders. Let cool in a fridge. In a Thermomix robot, mix the
syrup and the other elements. Strain, pour into the containers, and put in the PacoJet. Pour into two small gastro
containers and “pacotize”. Make beautiful shavings in the shape of a flower.
Royal icing
250 g icing sugar
40 g egg whites
5 g citric acid
5 g yogurt powder
Dissolve the citric acid in the Bio lemon juice. In the blender cup, use the rods to mix the icing sugar, powdered
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yogurt, and liquids. With the help of Chablon molds, make the drops. Dry in the oven at 60ºC for 1:30 hours with
ventilation at 2.
Coconut cream
135 g organic coconut milk
4 g X58 pectin
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35 g egg whites
8 g gelatin mass
5 g yogurt powder
Boil the coconut milk, coconut puree, honey, and cream with the X58 pectin.
Then add the egg whites and the gelatin mass. When cool, add the white cheese and yogurt powder. Put in a pastry
bag. Pour into the mold to make beautiful drops.
Coconut cookie
50 g almond paste
20 g icing sugar
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30 g starch
20 g yolks
50 g sugar
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Shiso Green Apple Gel
20 g ginger beer
20 g lemon juice
1,5 g Iota
Cut the shiso leaves and infuse at 80ºC for 30 minutes with the rest of the
elements. Boil 50 g of infusion with Iota and mix with the rest of the
infusion.
Coconut foam
100 g Les Vergers Boiron coconut puree
2 g Iota
50 g white cheese
Boil the coconut milk and the puree with the Iota, cool and add the white cheese. Mix with Bamix. Put in a siphon gas
with 1 cartridge. Shake very little.
Brunoise
100 g Bio green apple
100 g lime
2 g lime zest
Cut the Granny Smith apple and the lime into brunoise. Add the apple gel, the lime zest, and the caviar.
1 g ground cumin
Mix the raw cream with the cumin. Place into the pastry
sleeve.
Cut 1 mm slices of apples, die-cut, and vacuum pack with the apple juice.
Grate the coconut into the creamy drops. Finished with KoppertCress coriander.
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With the help of the Chablon, make the creamy drops. Grate the coconut on top. Fill each drop of real ice cream with
a vacuum packed apple slice, the coconut cookie, the cream, the raw cumin cream, the brunoise, the coriander cress,
an apple slice and finally, the siphon. Arrange on the plate and finish with coriander cress. Arrange a last slice to put
the ice cream.
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