Inspired by the traditional French dessert but reimagined using a donut. This dessert is a show-stopping display of opulence showcasing Cacao Barry cacao powder in almost every component.Inspired by the traditional French dessert but reimagined using a donut. This dessert is a show-stopping display of opulence showcasing Cacao Barry cacao powder in almost every component.Inspired by the traditional French dessert but reimagined using a donut. This dessert is a show-stopping display of opul...
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- Conservation:
- Refrigerated
Containing: 9 Components
Cocoa Donut Dough
Sastojci: Cocoa Donut Dough
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1.4 lbAll purpose flour
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3.2 ozsugar
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0.8 ozfresh yeast
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9.2 ozWhole milk
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0.2 ozNielsen Massey Vanilla Bean Paste
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9.2 ozDOP Isigny Butter
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0.5 ozsalt
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8.0 ozeggs
Priprema: Cocoa Donut Dough
- Mix all ingredients in a stand mixer with a dough hook for 5 minutes at low speed, 10 minutes at medium speed, and 5 minutes at medium-high, or until dough reaches the windowpane stage
- Transfer to a greased container and proof for 2 hours at room temperature
- Move dough to refrigeration overnight - minimum 12 hours
- Roll dough to 1/2 inch
- Cut rings using 85mm and 55mm circle cutters. Place onto parchment squares and allow to prove again
- Heat neutral oil to 175°C (350°F)and fry dough for 2 minutes per side
- Transfer to a drip rack and allow to cool
Tools
- Parchment paper
- Offset spatula
- Rolling pin
- Cortador
- Bowl (s)
- Sheet pan
- Stand Mixer
- Rubber Spatula
- Dough Hook Attachment
- Probe Thermometer
- Wire Rack
- Large Pot to Fry
- Chopsticks
- Spider
Cocoa Pâte à Choux (Recipe from Chef Lauren V. Haas)
Sastojci: Cocoa Pâte à Choux (Recipe from Chef Lauren V. Haas)
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6.3 ozwater
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5.7 ozmilk
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0.4 ozsugar
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0.2 ozsalt
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4.7 ozDOP Isigny Butter
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5.5 ozAll purpose flour
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0.7 ozpotato starch
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0.9 lbeggs
Priprema: Cocoa Pâte à Choux (Recipe from Chef Lauren V. Haas)
- Boil the water with the milk, salt, sugar, and butter
- Add the sifted flour, starch, and cocoa powder, then mix until a dough forms
- Cook over medium heat for 3-5 minutes or until a skin has formed on the bottom of the pot and enough moisture has evaporated from dough
- Transfer to a stand mixer with the paddle attachment and mix for a few minutes to release steam
- Evaluate the consistency before all of the eggs have been added. You may need to use a little more or less than the recipe states.
- Slowly add in eggs one at a time until desired consistency is achieved
- Pipe into Silikomart Professional "Micro Stone" Silicone Mold or pipe by hand onto a silicone baking mat
- Freeze
- Place a disc of Cocoa Craquelin on top of each choux before baking at 380 F for 30 minutes
Tools
- Piping Bag
- Sheet Tray
- Paddle attachment*
- Sauce pot
- Stand Mixer
- Tamis
- Rubber Spatula
- Silikomart Professional "Micro Stone" Silicone Mold
- Silicone Baking Mat
Cocoa Craquelin
Sastojci: Cocoa Craquelin
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3.0 ozDOP Isigny Butter
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3.5 ozlight brown sugar
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3.2 ozAll purpose flour
Priprema: Cocoa Craquelin
- Paddle together all ingredients until homogenous and smooth
- Roll between parchment to 2mm
- Cut circles to fit on top of choux
Tools
- Parchment paper
- Stand Mixer
- 20 mm Circle Cutter
Pecan Praliné (Adapted from Chef Dimitri Fayard, World Chocolate Master 2008)
Sastojci: Pecan Praliné (Adapted from Chef Dimitri Fayard, World Chocolate Master 2008)
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8.0 ozPecans
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3.5 ozsugar
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1 piece(s)Nielsen Massey Vanilla Beans
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0.1 ozSea salt
Priprema: Pecan Praliné (Adapted from Chef Dimitri Fayard, World Chocolate Master 2008)
- Roast nuts at 300F
- Split vanilla bean and place onto a silicone mat
- Caramelize sugar and pour over toasted nuts, vanilla pods, and salt
- Process in a food processor or stone grinder to desired consistency
- Mix into Callebaut Caramel and reserve in a piping bag
Tools
- Piping Bag
- Sheet Tray
- Silicone mat
- Bowl (s)
- Food processor
- Sauce pot
- Stone grinder
- Rubber Spatula
Dark Chocolate Pastry Cream
Sastojci: Dark Chocolate Pastry Cream
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1.0 lbWhole milk
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1.0 ozCornstarch
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2.1 ozsugar
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5.2 ozEgg yolk
Priprema: Dark Chocolate Pastry Cream
- Heat milk and half of the sugar in a medium saucepan
- Dry blend the remaining sugar with the cornstarch
- Once the milk has scalded, mix the cornstarch mixture into yolks
- Temper the hot milk into the yolk mixture and return the entire mixture to the heat
- Bring back to a boil and whisk constantly for 2-4 minutes
- Strain mixture over chocolates and mix to fully emulsify
- Spread onto a sheet pan lined with plastic and place another sheet of plastic wrap on top
- Cool down to 50F or less before transferring to the refrigerator until completely chilled
Tools
- Whisk
- Sheet Tray
- Bowl (s)
- Plastic wrap
- Sauce pot
- Stand Mixer
- Rubber Spatula
Cocoa Chantilly
Sastojci: Cocoa Chantilly
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5.6 ozcream
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2.8 ozsugar
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1.4 lbcream
Priprema: Cocoa Chantilly
- Heat 160g cream to 50C
- Add cocoa powder and sugar, mixing until no dry spots remain
- Add the remaining 640g of cream and use a hand blender to homogenize completely
- Transfer to a container and refrigerate overnight
- Place into the bowl of a stand mixer with the whisk attachment and whip to medium peaks
Tools
- Hand blender
- Sauce pot
- Stand Mixer
- Rubber Spatula
- Whisk Attachment
Chocolate Sablé (Adapted from Chef Lauren V. Haas)
Sastojci: Chocolate Sablé (Adapted from Chef Lauren V. Haas)
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8.5 ozDOP Isigny Butter
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5.6 ozConfectioners sugar
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0.2 ozsea salt
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2.8 ozwater
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12.0 ozAll purpose flour
Priprema: Chocolate Sablé (Adapted from Chef Lauren V. Haas)
- Combine butter and confectioners sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer with the paddle attachment. Mix on low speed until combined - do not incorporate air
- Add water and sea salt. Mix to combine
- Sift together the cocoa powder, flour, and almond flour
- Add the dry ingredients to the creamed ingredients and mix until just combined
- Roll to 2mm thickness and freeze
- Portion using 100mm circle cutters and place onto a sheet tray lined with a silicone baking mat
- Place another silicone baking mat on top of sable rounds and bake at 330F until crisp
Tools
- Parchment paper
- Rolling pin
- Sheet Tray
- Stand Mixer
- Silicone Baking Mat
- 100 mm Circle Cutter
Caramel Ganache (Recipe from Chef Dimitri Fayard, World Chocolate Master 2008)
Sastojci: Caramel Ganache (Recipe from Chef Dimitri Fayard, World Chocolate Master 2008)
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0.7 ozglucose
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10.2 ozsugar
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0.1 ozsalt
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3.0 ozDOP Isigny Butter
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0.1 ozNielsen Massey Vanilla Extract
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11.9 ozcream
Priprema: Caramel Ganache (Recipe from Chef Dimitri Fayard, World Chocolate Master 2008)
- Make a dry caramel with glucose and salt to a deep amber
- Deglaze with butter
- Add warmed cream, vanilla, and salt. Mix until homogeneous
- Pour over chocolates and use an immersion blender to emulsify
- Allow to cool
- Use at room temperature
Tools
- Immersion blender
- Sauce pot
- Heat proof spatula
- Rubber Spatula
- Tall Container
Assembly
Sastojci: Assembly
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8 piece(s)Chocolate Sable Rounds
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8 piece(s)Cocoa Donut Rings
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32 piece(s)Cocoa Pâte à Choux
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Q.S.pecan praliné
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Q.S.Chocolate Caramel Ganache
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Q.S.Dark Chocolate Pastry Cream
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Q.S.Cocoa Chantilly
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1.8 lbsugar
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Q.S.Caramelized Pecans, Chopped
Priprema: Assembly
- Set sable rounds onto a silicone baking mat
- Fill choux with pecan praline
- Fill the donuts by injecting them with caramel ganache from the top of the ring
- Caramelize sugar to a deep amber and halt the cooking process by dipping the pot into a bath of ice water
- Carefully dip the bottom of the filled donut into the hot caramel and place onto a chocolate sable
- Carefully dip the bottoms of the filled choux and affix 3 around the perimeter of the each donut
- Fill the hole of the donut with dark chocolate pastry cream and sprinkle some caramelized pecan pieces over the top
- Pipe cocoa chantilly in between each of the choux and a rosette in the middle to cover up the pecan pieces
- Place one final choux in the center of the St. Honoré
- Garnish with Mona Lisa Dark Chocolate Crispearls
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