chalice with ice cream and coconut gazpacho

chalice with ice cream and coconut gazpacho

ingredients - info ice cream Chocolate chalice: balloons dark chocolate
Gazpacho with coconut cream: Melt the white chocolate with coconut milk and mix until smooth. Place in the fridge. On the dessert plate: pour a mirror of lukewarm gazpacho. Put a little chalice in the middle. Dust the inside with icing sugar. Carefully spoon a ball of ice cream on top. Finish with a tablespoon of northern cherries and serve with whipped cream in individual jars.
Gazpacho: white chocolate coconut milk North cherries (morels) in juice.
Chocolate chalices: melt the dark chocolate in a bain Marie, without any additives. Scoop a spoonful of chocolate onto a sheet of baking paper as a base for the chalices. Dip the bottom half of inflated balloons into the melted chocolate. Place them on the bases and leave to cool completely in the fridge. Pierce the balloons and remove them from the chalices. Two points of attention: do not push the balloons too deeply into the chocolate with the risk of breaking the walls of the chalices. Make sure you have a good quality balloon, that is with a thick wall. Experience has shown that otherwise they may deflate prematurely.
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ingredients - info ice cream Chocolate chalice: balloons dark chocolate

chalice with ice

cream and

coconut gazpacho

Ingredients Directions
Gazpacho: white chocolate coconut milk North cherries (morels) in juice.
Gazpacho with coconut cream: Melt the white chocolate with coconut milk and mix until smooth. Place in the fridge. On the dessert plate: pour a mirror of lukewarm gazpacho. Put a little chalice in the middle. Dust the inside with icing sugar. Carefully spoon a ball of ice cream on top. Finish with a tablespoon of northern cherries and serve with whipped cream in individual jars.
Chocolate chalices: melt the dark chocolate in a bain Marie, without any additives. Scoop a spoonful of chocolate onto a sheet of baking paper as a base for the chalices. Dip the bottom half of inflated balloons into the melted chocolate. Place them on the bases and leave to cool completely in the fridge. Pierce the balloons and remove them from the chalices. Two points of attention: do not push the balloons too deeply into the chocolate with the risk of breaking the walls of the chalices. Make sure you have a good quality balloon, that is with a thick wall. Experience has shown that otherwise they may deflate prematurely.
Belgian Cuisine and more creative cooking