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The document provides a recipe for a Black Forest gateau consisting of multiple layers including a chocolate sponge cake, morello cherry jelly, low-fat cherry mousse, chocolate mousse, chocolate ganache and kirsch cream. The recipe also includes assembly instructions and notes from the chef on flavors, shape and technique.

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The document provides a recipe for a Black Forest gateau consisting of multiple layers including a chocolate sponge cake, morello cherry jelly, low-fat cherry mousse, chocolate mousse, chocolate ganache and kirsch cream. The recipe also includes assembly instructions and notes from the chef on flavors, shape and technique.

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RECIPE OF THE
MONTH
RECIPE INDEX

Black forest gateau


Recipe makes 1 trays gastro 2/1. Entremets size10
x 25 cm.

Chocolate sponge
Eggs 1,000 g

Caster sugar 600 g

Vanilla extract 10 g

Soft Lour 500 g

Cocoa powder 75 g

EmulsiOer quick 75 10 g

Whip eggs, emulsiOer and sugar to soft peak. Add


vanilla. Sift cocoa powder and Lour and fold in egg
mixture. 2,100 g per tray. Bake at 180°C for 30 to
35 minutes.

Morello cherry jelly


Morello cherry puree (Capfruit) 580 g

Whole cherry IQF 580 g

Griotte red colour powder 0.3 g

Pectin NH 12 g

Gelatin 12 g

Caster sugar 60 g

Invert sugar 60 g

Boil puree and cherries with invert sugar. Gradually


add sugar mixed with pectin. Boil for 2 minutes and
refrigerate overnight.

Low-fat cherry mousse


Morello cherry puree (Capfruit) 1,000 g

Gelatin 25 g

Maltitol 166 g

Water 40 g

Egg white 90 g

Egg white powder 0.5 g

Cream 400 g

Cook maltitol and water to 118°C and pour onto


lightly whipped egg whites to make an Italian
meringue. Mix the puree and add the melted
gelatin (35-37°C). Fold lightly whipped cream and
meringue into previous mixture.

Chocolate mousse
Couverture caraïbe 66% (Valhrona) 666 g

Hazelnut praline 60% 150 g

Salt 5g

Cream 600 g

Invert sugar 70 g

Gelatin 8g

Cream whipped 1,500 g

Melt chocolate and praline, add salt. Boil 600 g


cream and invert sugar, pour onto previous
mixture and emulsify with a hang blender. Add
gelatin and cool to 35-37°C before folding in 1,500
g of lightly whipped cream.

Chocolate ganache
Cream 730 g

Invert sugar 90 g

Maldon salt 5g

Couverture Caraïbe 66% (Valrhona) 460 g

Couverture Jivara Lactee 40% (Valrhona) 180 g

Morello cherry puree (Capfruit) 66 g

Boil cream with invert sugar and salt. Pour onto


chocolates and emulsify with a hand
blender. Finish with Morello cherry puree.

Kirsch cream
Cream 1,170 g

Couverture Ivoire 35% (Valrhona) 410 g

Kirsch 45% alcohol 40 g

Gelatin leaves 12 g

Boil cream, add gelatin and pour onto chocolate to


emulsify. Cool and add alcohol. Refrigerate
overnight before use. Whip to chantilly consistency
and pipe with a St Honore tip.

Assembly
Sponge 1.5 cm thick

Morello cherry Jelly 1,300 g per frame

Low fat cherry mousse 1,500 g

Sponge 1.5 cm thick

Chocolate mousse 2,800 g per frame

Sponge 1.5 cm thick

Ganache 1,500 g per frame

Soaking syrup
Morello cherry puree 1,500 g

30°Baume syrup 2,000 g

Kirsch 200 g

Boil puree and syrup. Cool before adding kirsch.

Recipe given by
Alexis Watrin
Chef Pâtissier Racecourses-
Western The Hong Kong Jockey
Club, Hong Kong

The idea?
I love to have a small amount of acidity generally in
my desserts. I wanted to revisit the black forest,
giving it more of a fruity Lavour, but also keeping a
good Lavour and textural balance.

The shape?
Very classical and easy to produce in large
volumes.

The flavours?
I love classical Lavours that I rectify to my taste
with more fruit, less sugar and a little acidic note to
Onish.

The technical step?


When piping the kirsch cream, take care to be as
even as possible, especially with in large
production.

Careful
Something simple, but make sure to correctly soak
the sponge to give a gourmet Onish. Also make
sure to use a good quality kirsch.

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