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Chocolate Cremeux

Chapter 2 · The French Laundry Years

Chocolate Cremeux

1 hr 30 min|Advanced|French|Makes about 10 plated portions

Chocolate Cremeux

French · France · 1 hr 30 min · Makes about 10 plated portions

Chocolate Cremeux

The Story

Use 350g per layer in the triple chocolate gateau (4 layers cremeux, 5 layers cake).

Ingredients

Makes about 10 plated portions

Scaled to a home kitchen batch from Jason's original production formula.

Method

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1

Place chocolate in 60qt bowl with strainer over it.

2

Heat milk, cream, trimoline, salt, vanilla, and sugar to boiling point.

3

Temper hot mixture into eggs while whisking.

4

Return to pot and cook until it just begins to thicken (nappe).

5

Turn off heat, blend with bloomed gelatin, and strain over chocolate.

6

Let melt for 2-3 minutes, then blend to emulsify into loose ganache.

7

Store in cambros in cooler, melt to creamy liquid when ready to use.

Jason's Notes

Ultra-smooth chocolate custard used as layers in the triple chocolate gateau.

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