
Apricot with maple syrup
The flavors of sweet and juicy apricots combined with the rich maple syrup create a heavenly combination.This recipe is for approximately 10 servings.Ingredients
560gFruit purée 100% Apricot
50gMilk
250gLiquid cream 35% fat
10gGlucose syrup DE40
300gwhite chocolate 35%
20gCocoa butter
7gPowdered gelatin
35gWater
150gLiquid cream 35% fat
588gMilk 35%
170gLiquid cream 35% fat
50gMilk powder
50gDextrose
14gGlucose 21 DE
127gCaster sugar
5gIce cream stabilizer
125gMaple syrup
500gIQF apricot
Preparation
- Hydrate the gelatin powder with the specified amount of water.
- Let it hydrate for 20 minutes.
- Melt the cocoa butter and white chocolate (separately) at about 45°C.
- Mix both together.
- Mix the first amount of cream, the milk, and the glucose and heat to about 85°C.
- When the cream, milk, and glucose mixture reaches 85°C, remove from the heat and add the hydrated gelatin.
- Pour this over the chocolate in four steps and emulsify by placing the mixer in the center of the mixture to form a shiny and elastic core.
- Once a nice emulsion has formed, add the second amount of cold cream and blend with the mixer.
- Weigh the warm base and add the corresponding amount of purée.
- Mix with the mixer and pour into a suitable bowl.
- Refrigerate for 24 hours to achieve the desired texture.
- If desired, the mixture can be poured directly into molds and chilled or frozen as needed.
- Mix all the dry ingredients together.
- Mix the cream and milk and gradually add the dry ingredients using a hand mixer.
- Pasteurize the mixture at 85°C.
- Let it set for at least 12 hours.
- In a pan, cook the maple syrup to evaporate as much water as possible before caramelizing.
- Then add the frozen apricots.
- Cook until the water has evaporated.
- Set aside in the refrigerator
- Base of apricot cream on the plate.
- Form a circle with natural fruit.
- Ice cream in the center with the apricot puree over it.



