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An inspiring recipe for Accra
Bruno van Vaerenbergh
Debic Culinary Manager
For 26 servings
200 g egg white
165 g sugar
120 g grated coconut
80 g ground almonds, 100%
60 g icing sugar
40 g flour
27 g glucose syrup
65 g sugar (1)
325 g banana purée
75 g lime, juice + zest
10 g sugar (2)
5 g pectin NH
1 g black pepper
125 g caramel chocolate
250 g milk
2 stalks lemongrass
50 g inverted sugar
12 g Gelecta® gelatine powder
220 g white chocolate, 33%
425 g Debic Duo
1 l Debic Cream Plus Mascarpone
80 g icing sugar
0.5 g nutmeg
Beat the egg white with the sugar until peaks form.
Meanwhile, sift and mix the remaining dry ingredients together and add them to the beaten egg white.
Spread the mixture on a baking tray (30 cm x 40 cm) and bake for about 14 minutes at 190°C.
Caramelise the glucose syrup and sugar (1).
Reduce with the purée, lime juice, and zest.
Spread the sugar (2) and pectin mixture over the hot mixture and bring to the boil, stirring continuously.
Remove from the heat, add the ground black pepper, then pour over the caramel chocolate.
Emulsify with a hand blender and spread over the baked coconut dacquoise.
Freeze.
Reserve 50 g for finishing.
Heat the milk with the crushed lemongrass.
Leave in the refrigerator overnight.
Sieve and heat together with the inverted sugar and Gelecta®.
Pour over the white chocolate and emulsify with a hand blender.
Fold in the half-whipped Duo at about 40°C.
Spread over the frozen frame.
Store in the freezer.
Mix all ingredients together without beating and leave in the refrigerator overnight.
Assemble the dacquoise, the compôte, and the namelaka one after the other.
Beat the mascarpone cream until stiff and pipe crosswise over the frame.
Carefully press a rigid plastic sheet over it to flatten the ripples of piped cream and freeze.
Carefully remove the plastic sheet.
Finish with a few dollops of banana and lime compôte and pieces of fresh coconut.
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