GLACE et SORBET.
What a way to cool down and get back into the scoop of things after spring break. Sorry to have delayed this post, but things were quite hectic once school picked back up. That first Monday, I think we were all in need of another vacation or something --- I don't think I was the only one who felt out of practice and rhythm.... ugh.
In teams of two, we made different ice cream entremets, mine being the Roussillon:
After making a double raspberry and pistachio layer (pictured above), we surrounded it with apricot sorbet (below).
Roussillon = apricot, pistachio, and raspberry (and my favorite!)
Roussillon = apricot, pistachio, and raspberry (and my favorite!)
My classmates' entremets:
Below are a few other delicious cool desserts just in time for summer:
THE ultimate meringue dessert: meringue base, meringue fingers, meringue between the fingers, filled with two different ice cream flavors, and topped with whipped cream.
Vacherin = meringue, ice cream/sorbet (chocolate and pistachio), and whipped cream
Citron givré = lemons filled with lemon sorbet (and made from the lemon pulp that was inside the lemon)
Ananas givré = same deal as the lemons, but with pineapple instead... and a layer of raspberry sorbet on top! The pineapple sorbet just might've been my favorite...
Les ananas, oranges et citrons givrés
Soufflé glacé = ice cream soufflé with a caramel topping
Glace au caramel au beurre salé = basically a block of salted butter caramel ice cream with chocolate decorations and whipped cream
Dôme glacé au pistache (don't remember the exact name) = pistachio dome filled with nougat ice cream
Macarons glacés = macarons filled with sorbet (passion fruit, pistachio, and vanilla)
Plombier = nougat ice cream molded into a rectangular mold
Nougatine = hot hot caramel with almonds, which we painstakingly molded into this (blisters included)...
and decorated to get this:
Marmitte glacé = nougatine shell filled with ice cream balls
Citron givré = lemons filled with lemon sorbet (and made from the lemon pulp that was inside the lemon)
Ananas givré = same deal as the lemons, but with pineapple instead... and a layer of raspberry sorbet on top! The pineapple sorbet just might've been my favorite...
Les ananas, oranges et citrons givrés
Soufflé glacé = ice cream soufflé with a caramel topping
Glace au caramel au beurre salé = basically a block of salted butter caramel ice cream with chocolate decorations and whipped cream
Dôme glacé au pistache (don't remember the exact name) = pistachio dome filled with nougat ice cream
Macarons glacés = macarons filled with sorbet (passion fruit, pistachio, and vanilla)
Plombier = nougat ice cream molded into a rectangular mold
Nougatine = hot hot caramel with almonds, which we painstakingly molded into this (blisters included)...
and decorated to get this:
Marmitte glacé = nougatine shell filled with ice cream balls
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