Ingredients
For
18
servings
2000 g water
250 g sugar
6 g osmanthus flower
2 nos white fungus
121 g toasted almond paste
50 g white chocolate 35%
1,3 g sea salt flakes
140 g feuilletine
10 g toasted almond nibs
200 g tropical fruit puree
55 g sugar
50 g gelatin mass (1:6)
Preparation
Boil sugar and water.
Turn the heat to simmering and slow cook the white fungus with Osmanthus flower for around 1 hour.
Once the white fungus turn soft, vacuum pack the white fungus and keep in chiller.
Warm the whipping cream to 65°C and infuse overnight with the Osmanthus flower.
Sieve the cream and bring to boil, pour over the white chocolate and stir well.
Add the melted gelatin mass and gradually add in cold whipping cream.
Blend well and keep chilled for 8 hours.
Whisk into soft peak structure.
Mix all ingredients in given order.
Roll it 5mm thickness and freeze.
Cut into desired shape.
Warm the puree and sugar to 65°C.
Add in the melted gelatin mass.
Pour in silicon molds (+/- 10%), let set in freezer.
Boil the sugar and water to 122°C and pour into the semiwhisked eggs.
Whip the sabayon to a ribbon stage.
Whip the cream cheese and kaffir lime zest to a soft texture, fold together with sabayon and soft peak whipping cream followed by melted gelatin mass.
Assembly
Portion the tropical gelee into silicone mould 10% full, let it set in freezer during 15 minutes
Pour the cheese mousse into silicone 90% full.
Finishing touch
Finish the layering with the croustillant and keep in freezer.
Unmould from silicone and glaze with neutral glaze.
Pipe the Osmanthus chantilly on top of the mousse and decorate with white fungus.