1 Base 3 Textures
Modern kitchens demand efficiency without compromising creativity. Professional kitchens often fall into familiar patterns. Opening the same dessert base, following the same method, creating the same result. But what if one product could become three completely different experiences? With our One Base = Three Textures concept, you maximise one Debic dessert product and create surprising variations without extra complexity.
From one foundation, endless possibilities emerge: from airy mousses and light espumas to rich ganaches and unique powders. This approach saves time in mise en place, reduces inventory complexity, and allows guests to experience the same flavour foundation in multiple forms. Did you know that Debic Mousse au Chocolat can easily transform into chocolate powder or jelly? Or that Debic Tiramisù can become creamy chantilly or smooth crème Suisse? Through simple methods like whipping, heating and setting, you create entirely different experiences from the same base. On the following pages, we help you unlock the full potential of seven Debic dessert bases.
1 Base: Mousse Au Chocolat
3 Structures
CHOCOLATE JELLY
Heat 300 ml Debic Mousse au Chocolat over low heat. Prepare a gelatine mass from 8 g gelatine powder and 40 g water, then melt into a mixture. Portion into moulds and set in the freezer. Demould when solid and defrost in the refrigerator before serving.
GANACHE MONTÉE
Bring 360 g Debic Mousse au Chocolat to the boil and pour over 160 g dark chocolate. Prepare a gelatine mass from 9 g gelatine powder and 45 g water, then melt into the mixture. Add 360 g cold Debic Mousse au Chocolat and mix well. Keep the ganache refrigerated overnight and whip the next day.
CHOCOLATE POWDER
Whip 500 ml Debic Mousse au Chocolat until light and airy. Spread thinly on a silicone mat and dry for 4 hours in a 90°C oven. Break the dried chocolate mousse into pieces and grind to fine powder in a blender for a unique textural contrast.
1 Base: Parfait
3 Structures
BUTTERCREAM
Mix 1 kg Debic Crème Butter with 100 g sugar using a paddle attachment. Run for 10 minutes. Switch to a whisk attachment and gradually add 1 l Debic Parfait. Whip for minimum 10 minutes on medium speed. Briefly warm the bowl with a blowtorch to prevent the mixture from setting too quickly and ensure smoothness. Transfer to a piping bag for easy application.
MOUSSE
Whip Debic Parfait until light and airy in a food processor. Add up to 20% flavourings if desired. Transfer to a piping bag and portion into glasses. Keep refrigerated until served.
MILKSHAKE
Blend 500 g Debic Parfait with 500 g ice cubes or frozen fruit until smooth milkshake consistency. Serve immediately.
1 Base: Crème Brûlée Bourbon
3 Structures
TARTLET FILLING
Heat 1 l Debic Crème Brûlée Bourbon to 70°C. Melt in 200 g white chocolate and allow to cool slightly, ensuring the crème remains fluid. Portion into tartlet shells and refrigerate until set.
DESSERT SAUCE
Pour cold Debic Crème Brûlée Bourbon into a squeeze bottle and serve as a finishing touch for desserts.
CRÈME
Heat 1 l Debic Crème Brûlée Bourbon to 70°C. Prepare a gelatine mass from 15 g gelatine powder and 75 g water, then melt into the mixture. Keep refrigerated until set, then blend until smooth.
1 Base: Crème Anglaise Bourbon
3 Structures
VANILLA ICE CREAM
Pour Debic Crème Anglaise Bourbon into a Pacojet container and freeze. Process in the Pacojet to create ice cream and shape into elegant quenelles. Serve immediately.
SABAYON
Transfer 500 ml Debic Crème Anglaise Bourbon with 100 ml white wine to a siphon. Charge with 2 gas cartridges and shake well. Pipe the sabayon into glasses and serve immediately. The siphon can be warmed in a bain-marie for a warm sabayon.
GANACHE
Melt equal quantities of dark chocolate and warm Debic Crème Anglaise Bourbon together. Mix with a stick blender until smooth and homogeneous. Allow to set. Roll the ganache into small balls whilst wearing gloves. Optionally roll the balls through cocoa powder. Store in the refrigerator.
1 Base: Cheesecake
3 Structures
MOUSSE
Whip Debic Cheesecake until light and airy in a food processor. Add up to 20% flavourings if desired. Transfer to a piping bag and portion into glasses. Keep refrigerated until served.
ESPUMA
Melt 300 ml Debic Cheesecake over medium heat. Add 200 ml milk. The milk can also be replaced with fruit coulis. Transfer to a siphon and charge with 2 gas cartridges. Rest for several hours in the refrigerator. Shake well and use immediately.
CRÈME CHIBOUSTE
Whip 500 g Debic Cheesecake in a food processor until light and airy, then set aside. Meanwhile, heat a sugar syrup made from 125 g sugar and 40 g water to 121°C. When the syrup reaches 115°C, begin whipping 60 g egg whites in the food processor. Pour the syrup in a steady stream onto the whipping egg whites when it reaches 121°C. Continue whipping until the egg whites cool to room temperature. Fold in the whipped cheesecake. Keep refrigerated until set, then transfer to a piping bag. The crème chibouste can be flavoured with citrus zest, vanilla or other spices.
1 Base: Tiramisù
3 Structures
CRÈME SUISSE
Whip 500 g Debic Tiramisù with 500 g crème patissière until light. Prepare a gelatine mass by melting 4 g gelatine powder with 20 g water over gentle heat, then fold into whipped mixture and refrigerate. Blend smooth afterwards and transfer to a piping bag with a flat nozzle for easy portioning and presentation.
CRÉMEUX
Bring 360 ml Debic Tiramisù with 65 g sugar to the boil. Prepare a gelatine mass from 5 g gelatine powder and 25 g water, then melt into a mixture. Cool to 35°C then blend in 100 g cold butter cubes using a stick blender. Keep the crémeux refrigerated overnight and blend smooth the next day.
CHANTILLY
Whip 800 ml Debic Tiramisù with 200 g sour cream until a light mousse consistency. Transfer to a piping bag with a star nozzle for easy portioning and presentation.
1 Base: Panna Cotta
3 Structures
FLAN
Heat 1 l Debic Panna Cotta with 320 ml Debic Crème Brûlée Bourbon to 70°C. Divide between glasses or ramekins, optionally over caramel sauce, and keep refrigerated until served.
MOUSSE
Whip Debic Panna Cotta until light and airy using a food processor. Add up to 20% flavourings if desired. Transfer to a piping bag and portion into glasses.
ESPUMA
Melt 1 l Debic Panna Cotta and transfer to a siphon. Charge with 2 gas cartridges and refrigerate overnight. Shake well before use.
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