Passion Fruit Ganache
Corporate chef
Step 1 Passion Fruit Ganache
| 409,9g | (27.2%) | Passion puree |
| 51,8g | (3,4%) | Invert sugar ( |
| 64,7g | (4,3%) | Soft butter |
| 43,2g | (2,9%) | Sorbitol powder ( |
| 30,2g | (2%) | Skim milk ( |
| 86,3g | (5,7%) | 35% liquid cream |
| 539,4g | (35.8%) | Cao's Flower Blanket 70% |
| 280,5g | (18.6%) | Ghana Coverage: 40% |
| 1506g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Bring the purée, invert sugar, butter, sorbitol, and milk powder to a boil. Bring the cream to a boil in a separate saucepan.
Pour over the chocolate (ideally at 80°C), stirring with a spatula without incorporating air.
Cool to 34°C.
On a guitar sheet, pour a very thin layer of milk chocolate and place 1-cm-high rulers on either side.
Pour between the two rulers and smooth with a flat ruler on the work surface to ensure the ganaches are even. Let crystallize for 24 hours at 17°C and 70% relative humidity.
Step 2 Chocolate Candy
| 1850g | (100%) | Cao's Flower Blanket 70% |
| 1850g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Cut the ganaches with a guitar-shaped cutter. Temper the ganaches to 20°C.
Temper the chocolate and dip the ganaches to coat them. Decorate with a chocolate fork.
Let them crystallize and store in a box at a temperature between 12 and 17°C for up to 6 weeks.
Assembly and information
Can be frozen, but thaw slowly in 8°C increments every 24 hours.
Variation: Pipe a blended mint fruit paste onto the top before coating.
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