Recipe for Lavender Blackberry

AuthorCategoryDifficultyIntermediate

Summer dessert to impress your guests and match the same deep blue colors as the new mixer.

Yields5 Servings
Prep Time2 minsCook Time15 minsTotal Time17 mins
Lace crisp.
 25 Oil
 10 Flour
 42 Water
Lemon Lavender Cube
 8 Gelatin
 100 Lemon juice
 50 Sugar
 70 Water
Creamy blackberry
 50 Blackberry puree
 20 Sugar
 2 Cornstarch
 15 Butter
Blackberry parfait
 160 Blackberry purée
 32 Egg yolk
 40 Sugar
 20 Water
 1 Gelatin
Shortbread
 100 Flour
 60 Powdered sugar
 40 Butter
 25 Egg
 1 Salt
Blue icing
 10 Blackberry Purée
 60 Water
 16 Sugar
Directions
1

Prepare the perfect blackberry mousse: cook the sugar and water to 120°C, pour over the egg yolks and whisk. After cooling, add the juice mixed with gelatin (the mixture must be cold) and then the whipped cream. Pour into molds and freeze.

2

Prepare the lemon lavender cubes: rehydrate the gelatin in cold water. Bring all the other ingredients to a boil. Strain, add the gelatin, and pour into molds. Let set in the freezer.

3

Prepare the cookie dough: cream the butter, sugar, and salt. Add the egg and flour. Roll out to 5mm thick, chill for 15 minutes in the fridge, cut into circles, and bake for 15 minutes at 180°C.

4

Blackberry cream: heat the puree, add the sugar, pectin, and cornstarch. Bring to a boil and blend. Add the butter at 50°C while blending for 1 minute. Transfer to a piping bag and set aside for assembly.

5

Prepare the glaze: rehydrate the gelatin and bring the puree, glucose, water, and lavender to a boil. Add the sugar and pectin mixture, and bring to a boil again. Add the coating and the coloring, blend, and strain. Reserve at 50°C.

6

Prepare the tuile: mix everything together and blend. Transfer to a piping bag and cook in a hot skillet.

7

To finish: Plating: Unmold the blackcurrant parfait, glaze it and place it on a cookie in the center of the plate. Make dots of creamy filling, add fresh blackcurrants, and place 2 lemon cubes. Lay the wafer and decorate with borage flowers. Optionally, add meringue discs.

Ingredients

Lace crisp.
 25 Oil
 10 Flour
 42 Water
Lemon Lavender Cube
 8 Gelatin
 100 Lemon juice
 50 Sugar
 70 Water
Creamy blackberry
 50 Blackberry puree
 20 Sugar
 2 Cornstarch
 15 Butter
Blackberry parfait
 160 Blackberry purée
 32 Egg yolk
 40 Sugar
 20 Water
 1 Gelatin
Shortbread
 100 Flour
 60 Powdered sugar
 40 Butter
 25 Egg
 1 Salt
Blue icing
 10 Blackberry Purée
 60 Water
 16 Sugar

Directions

Directions
1

Prepare the perfect blackberry mousse: cook the sugar and water to 120°C, pour over the egg yolks and whisk. After cooling, add the juice mixed with gelatin (the mixture must be cold) and then the whipped cream. Pour into molds and freeze.

2

Prepare the lemon lavender cubes: rehydrate the gelatin in cold water. Bring all the other ingredients to a boil. Strain, add the gelatin, and pour into molds. Let set in the freezer.

3

Prepare the cookie dough: cream the butter, sugar, and salt. Add the egg and flour. Roll out to 5mm thick, chill for 15 minutes in the fridge, cut into circles, and bake for 15 minutes at 180°C.

4

Blackberry cream: heat the puree, add the sugar, pectin, and cornstarch. Bring to a boil and blend. Add the butter at 50°C while blending for 1 minute. Transfer to a piping bag and set aside for assembly.

5

Prepare the glaze: rehydrate the gelatin and bring the puree, glucose, water, and lavender to a boil. Add the sugar and pectin mixture, and bring to a boil again. Add the coating and the coloring, blend, and strain. Reserve at 50°C.

6

Prepare the tuile: mix everything together and blend. Transfer to a piping bag and cook in a hot skillet.

7

To finish: Plating: Unmold the blackcurrant parfait, glaze it and place it on a cookie in the center of the plate. Make dots of creamy filling, add fresh blackcurrants, and place 2 lemon cubes. Lay the wafer and decorate with borage flowers. Optionally, add meringue discs.

Notes

Recipe for Lavender Blackberry

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Nutrition Facts

5 servings

Serving size

5

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