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Chocolate dessert by Roger van Damme

Vanilla ice cream with crumble, chantilly, tuiles, chocolate sauce, and a chocolate sponge cake.

Ingredients

175gCream
518gMilk
35gGlucose atomisé
1units.itemsVanilla pod
30gEgg yolk
20gMilk powder
140gSugar
20gCream powder

35gIvoire white chocolate
7gTrisol

0.5units.itemsVanilla pod
60gMascarpone
60gCondensed milk
200gCream

40gFlour
40gicing sugar
1units.itemsVanilla pod
40gEgg white
40gMelted butter

20gCream
20gWater
40gMilk
20gSugar
20gGlucose
100gPâte à Glacer
30gCallebaut 811 dark chocolate

190gEgg white
120gAlmond powder
120gEgg yolk
120gSugar
18gCocoa powder
30gFlour

Preparation

  1. Heat the milk with the cream, vanilla, sugar, and glucose in a pan.
  2. Mix the milk and cream powder and the egg yolk well together with a whisk.
  3. Pour the warm milk mixture through a fine sieve onto the egg yolk mixture and mix well. Then cook, stirring constantly with a spatula, over low heat to 84°C.
  4. Cool the mixture to 4°C and churn into ice cream in the ice cream machine.

  1. Melt the chocolate in the microwave and mix in the Trisol using a spatula.
  2. Pour onto a baking tray lined with a silpat mat and spread out thinly.
  3. Bake in the oven at 160°C for 12 minutes. Stir regularly and then let cool so a nice crumble forms.

  1. Whip all ingredients together in the stand mixer with the whisk attachment until a firm chantilly is formed.
  2. Pour the chantilly into a piping bag with a plain nozzle and pipe nice dollops.

  1. Mix the flour together with the icing sugar and vanilla seeds. Add the egg white and gently fold in with a spatula.
  2. Add the lukewarm melted butter in parts and mix with a spatula until you have a nice, smooth batter. Let the batter rest in the fridge for at least 1 hour.
  3. Spread the batter on a silpat using a round stencil (7 cm Ø) and a palette knife. Bake in an oven at 160°C for about 10 min until light brown in color.
  4. Roll the tuiles into cigars while still warm. Store in an airtight container.

  1. Bring the water with the milk, cream, sugar, and glucose to a boil in a pan.
  2. Finely chop the paté a glacer and chocolate, pour the boiling mixture over them, and use a hand blender to mix into a smooth emulsion.
  3. Let cool before use.

  1. Blend all ingredients completely smooth in the thermomix. Then strain the mixture through a fine sieve and let it rest overnight in the fridge. Pour the mixture into a siphon and aerate with 4 gas cartridges.
  2. Pipe the sponge cake into Isomo cups, filling them up to 2/3. Cook in the microwave for 1.45 minutes per 4 cups at full power (900 watts).
  3. Turn upside down and let cool. Use a fork to remove the sponge cake from the cup.