Pear jelly and ice cider
Corporate chef
Step 1 Pears poached in ice cider
| 1pc / 2g | (0,1%) | Vanilla bean |
| 500g | (34,1%) | Water |
| 145g | (9,9%) | Sugar |
| 120g | (8,2%) | Ice cider |
| 700g | (47,7%) | Pears Passe Crassane |
| 1467g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Allow about 25% loss in weight of raw pears/clean pears.
Boil the water and the scraped vanilla pod and infuse for 15 minutes.
Make a dry caramel, not too dark, then decook with the vanilla water. Simmer for 2 minutes to melt the caramel in the water. Remove from heat and add ice cider. Cool to 4°C.
Peel, halve lengthwise and core pears. Place in vacuum bag and pour in a little of the ice cider syrup. Vacuum-seal.
Steam at 90°C for 1 hour (or less, depending on ripeness).
Step 2 Pear jelly and ice cider
| 100g | (21,4%) | Pear purée |
| 50g | (10,7%) | Ice cider poaching syrup |
| 5g | (1,1%) | Pectin 325NH95 ( |
| 10g | (2,1%) | Sugar |
| 286g | (61,2%) | Poached pears |
| 10g | (2,1%) | Fresh lemon juice |
| 6g | (1,3%) | Fish gelatin ( |
| 467g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Cut drained poached pears into 8mm brunoise.
Weigh pear purée and poaching syrup in a saucepan and heat to 20°C.
Mix the sugar and pectin, then whisk into the liquids. Bring to the boil while whisking, then add the pears and return to the boil for a few seconds.
Remove from heat and add lemon juice and gelatin mass (7 times its weight in water).
Pour 2.5kg per 40/60cm frame and chill at 24°C. Cut into desired shapes and freeze.
Assembly and information
Once frozen, spray each jelly with neutral glaze.
Chill for at least 6 hours before serving.
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