Corman
  • Baker-Pastry Chef
  • Baker-Pastry Chef

Crème Brûlée & raspberry viennoiserie

  • An original recipe from Giambattista Montanari
  • Recipe calculated for 38 pieces
  • 4 completion stages
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1

Croissant dough

Place all ingredients in the mixer and begin kneading, continuing for 10–12 minutes.

The finished dough should reach approximately 22°C. Bulk ferment at 22°C for 45 minutes, then roll out without butter to the size of a tray.

Wrap in plastic film and refrigerate overnight.

The following day, remove the butter sheet from the refrigerator and incorporate it into two-thirds of the dough, close with one four-fold turn, then give the dough a five-fold turn.

Let the dough rest in the refrigerator at 4°C for 15–20 minutes.

720 g Type 00 flour W 320 P/L 0.50 220 g Firm sourdough 38 g Osmotolerant baker's yeast 355 g cold milk 95 g sugar 40 g Whole milk powder 15 g salt 75 g Traditional Butter 82% fat – Block 500 g Express Butter 82% fat – Sheet
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2

Crème brûlée

Combine the yolks with half the sugar and 100 g of the cream.

In a small saucepan, heat the remaining cream with the remaining sugar and vanilla until boiling.

Pour over the yolks and cook to 79°C. Cool before using.

500 g Selection cream 35% fat 110 g caster sugar 130 g egg yolks 2 g vanilla pulp
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3

Raspberry hemisphere

Combine the pectin with the sugar.

In a saucepan, heat the fruit and purées with the glucose syrup, then add the sugar-pectin mixture and bring to the boil.

Once boiling, add the gelatine mass.

Pour into hemispherical moulds and freeze.

112 g granulated sugar 16 g pectin NH 680 g frozen raspberries 236 g raspberry puree 100 g passion fruit puree 56 g glucose syrup 120 g gelatin mass
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4

Assembly

Roll out the dough to a thickness of 3 mm and cut discs according to the size of the fluted mould.

Line the moulds with the dough and proof at 26°C for 60 minutes.

Pour the crème brûlée into the moulds to ¾ full and bake at 170°C for approximately 15-18 minutes.

Chill immediately.

Decorate each portion with a frozen raspberry hemisphere and fresh raspberries.