White Peach Tea Blossom

by Chef Kean Yap


Ingredients

Genmaicha Choux Sponge

144 g Debic Butter
18 g Genmaicha powder (5%) 
360 g Dutch Lady Professional Full Cream Milk
128 g Cake flour (protein 8%)
64 g Bread flour
360 g Egg
240 g Egg yolk
480 g Egg white
240 g Sugar

Genmaicha Chantilly

305 g Debic Duo Whip
80 g Trimoline
80 g Sugar
31 g Gelatine mass
60 g Genmaicha powder
966 g Debic Duo Whip

White Peach Yuzu Gelee (NH Pectin) Mix Pulm

33 g Yuzu puree
790 g White 
112 g Sugar
12 g NH pectin
11 g Gelatine mass

Cripsy Base

100 g Toasted almond paste
240 g White chocolate velvet
30 g Cocoa butter
5 g Sea salt flakes
300 g Feulletine

Preparation

Genmaicha Choux Sponge

Bring milk and butter to a boil, then stir in cake flour, bread flour, and genmaicha powder to form a paste. Transfer to a mixer bowl and stir slowly with a beater. Gradually add eggs and egg yolks. Whip egg whites with sugar to medium peaks, then fold into genmaicha mixture. Spread 900g–1kg of batter into a tray. Bake at 200–210°C for 8–10 minutes.

Genmaicha Chantilly

Mix Duo Whip (305g), trimoline, sugar, and genmaicha powder. Heat to max 45°C, then add melted gelatine mass. Add Duo Whip (966g) and blend well. Chill at 1–4°C overnight or freeze for 1 hour (avoid complete freezing). Whip to stiff peaks before use.

White Peach Yuzu Gelee (NH Pectin) Mix Pulm

Combine yuzu purée and white peach purée. Mix sugar and NH pectin. Heat purée mixture, gradually whisk in pectin–sugar mixture, and bring to boil. Add gelatine mass. Pour into a ring mould and freeze until ready to use

Crispy Base

Melt white chocolate and cocoa butter. Add almond paste and heat to 40–50°C. Add sea salt. Stir feuilletine into the mixture, spread to 3mm thickness, and cut to desired shape.