Lemon Curd & Malted Crumble

Lemon Curd & Malted Crumble

By Muriel AUBLET-CUVELIER April 29, 2025
Recipe created by Muriel AUBLET-CUVELIER

Corporate chef

Created on

April 29, 2025

Recipe

Products used

Gel Sphere

Step 1 Lemon curd

The ingredients
4g Pectin X58 (LF)
3g ProPure Chaud - Potato (LF)
100g Sugar
80g Pear purée (Les Vergers Boiron)
200g Organic lemon juice (about 5 lemons)
150g Soft butter
Process

Mix the pectin with a little sugar.
Weigh out the remaining sugar in a saucepan, then zest the lemons with a microplane.
Add the lemon juice and pear purée.
Heat and whisk in the pectin/sugar mixture. Bring to the boil. Cool to 40°C.
Add butter in pieces and blend without incorporating air (always sweep with a pastry blender).
Leave to set in a cool place.

Step 2 Malted crumble

The ingredients
75g Soft butter
50g Brown sugar
100g T65 flour
20g Flavamax malted rye flour (Louis François)
Process

Mix all ingredients with a leaf mixer.
Crumble onto a non-stick baking sheet.
Bake at 160°C / Fan 4 / Humidity 30% / 15 minutes.
Cool and store in cartons.

Step 3 Lime sorbet with sage

The ingredients
15g Skimmed milk powder (Louis François)
345g Sugar
138g Glucose syrup DE40 (LF)
561g Lime juice (Les Vergers Boiron)
770g Water
6g Super Neutrose (LF)
40g Sage
Process

Heat to 85°C with milk powder, sugar, glucose and Super Neutrose.
Pour over lemon juice with cold syrup.
Blend the sage leaves with the sorbet in a blender and whirl quickly.

Step 4 Earl Grey Tea Sauce

The ingredients
600g Milk
90g Sugar
120g Egg yolk
15g Earl Grey tea
Process

Infuse the tea for 10 minutes in the milk, remove the tea and adjust to return to the base milk weight.
Make a custard with the sugar and yolks cooked to 85°C.
Pour into a mold and set aside at -18°C to make an insert for dipping in sphere gel.

Step 5 Gel Sphere

The ingredients
455g Water
25g Sugar
20g Gel Sphere (LF)
Process

Freeze the preparation to be spherified at -18°C.
Mix the sphere gel with the sugar, then whisk the powders into the water.
Bring to the boil, then cool to 70°C, prick the frozen core and dip in quickly.
To create a more resistant layer, dip twice.
Carefully place on a rack and leave to thaw.

Finishing touches: citrus fruits for segments

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