Hazelnut Crunch Entremet
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            Timeless Classics
 
This is the ideal recipe for hazelnut lovers: a crunchy base and biscuit, syrup, a glaze, and a gianduja dark chocolate mousse - all made using hazelnuts.
- Level:
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                      Medium
 - Makes:
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                      4 Yield
 - Shelf life:
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                      6 Weeks
 - Conservation:
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                      8°C - 16°C
 
Hazelnut Soft Biscuit
Ingredients: Hazelnut Soft Biscuit
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4.6 ozEggs, whole
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2.5 ozegg yolks
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6.2 ozSugar #1
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8.1 ozhazelnut flour
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1.9 ozAll purpose flour
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0.1 ozVanilla beans
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0.4 ozbutter
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3.2 ozegg whites
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2.5 ozSugar #2
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15.4 grcream of tartar
 
Preparation: Hazelnut Soft Biscuit
- Using a tabletop mixer, start whipping the egg whites and progressively add the sugar #2, followed by the cream of tartar.
 - Combine the eggs, the egg yolks, the sugar #1 and the hazelnut flour in a mixing bowl.
 - Scrape the vanilla beans and add them into the mixing bowl.
 - Whip the mixture until well combined.
 - Add the sifted flour and incorporate the melted butter.
 - Fold the whipped egg whites into the mixing bowl and transfer the mixture into a piping bag.
 - Pipe 1 cm (0.4”) of batter into the greased cake rings.
 - Bake at 160°C (320°F) for 18-20 minutes.
 - Using a knife, unmold the biscuits and reserve in the fridge.
 
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- Silicon mat
 - Knife
 - Piping Bag
 - Scissors
 - Scraper
 - Tabletop mixer, mixing bowl and a whisk
 - Spatula(s)
 
Hazelnut & Chocolate Crunch
Ingredients: Hazelnut & Chocolate Crunch
- 
1.2 ozButter
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3.5 ozAlmonds, chopped and roasted
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3.7 ozHazelnuts, chopped and roasted
 
Preparation: Hazelnut & Chocolate Crunch
- Melt the chocolate and the cocoa butter together.
 - Pre-crystallize on the marble.
 - Place the mixture into a mixing bowl and add the soft butter, which should be at around 24°C (75°F), and the hazelnut praliné. Incorporate well.
 - Add the toasted nuts and almonds.
 - Using an offset spatula, fill the molds and place them into the fridge until ready to use.
 
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- Silicon mat
 - Offset spatula
 - Metal Scraper
 - 4 mm (0.1”) plastic molds
 - Spatula(s)
 
Hazelnut Praliné Glaze
Ingredients: Hazelnut Praliné Glaze
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7.9 ozwater
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7.1 ozsugar
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10.6 ozglucose syrup DE 38
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5.3 ozcondensed milk
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4.2 ozGelatin mass (1:6 gelatin powder 200 bloom + water)
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3.5 ozNeutral glaze
 
Preparation: Hazelnut Praliné Glaze
- Mix together the water, sugar, glucose syrup and condensed milk.
 - Using a Thermomix®, bring to a boil.
 - Add the gelatin mass followed by the praliné and the hazelnut paste.
 - Transfer into a mixing bowl.
 - Place into the fridge overnight.
 - Warm up to 28-30°C (82-86°F) in the microwave before using over a frozen product.
 
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- Microwave
 - Thermomix® or food processor
 - Spatula(s)
 
Hazelnut Praliné Soaking Syrup
Ingredients: Hazelnut Praliné Soaking Syrup
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8.8 ozwater
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3.5 ozsugar
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0.1 ozVanilla beans
 
Preparation: Hazelnut Praliné Soaking Syrup
- Boil the water and sugar and add the vanilla bean.
 - Place the hazelnut praliné into a tall recipient and pour the hot mixture over it.
 - Using the immersion blender, mix to obtain an emulsion.
 - Let cool down and place in the fridge.
 
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- Cooktop
 - Saucepan
 - Knife
 
Dark Gianduja Mousse
Ingredients: Dark Gianduja Mousse
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5.3 ozwater
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2.4 ozGelatin mass (1:6 gelatin powder 200 bloom + water)
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1.1 lbHeavy cream 35% fat
 
Preparation: Dark Gianduja Mousse
- Whip the cream until obtaining soft peaks.
 - Warm up the water to around 60°C (140°F).
 - In the meantime, place the chopped gianduja into a tall recipient.
 - Once the water is warm, add the gelatin mass and wait until it has completely melted.
 - Pour the gelatin mixture over the gianduja and mix using the immersion blender to obtain a perfect emulsion.
 - Delicately incorporate the gianduja ganache in three additions into the soft whipped cream.
 
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- Cooktop
 - Saucepan
 - Whisk
 - Tall recipient
 - Immersion blender
 - Mixing bowl (s)
 - Tabletop mixer, mixing bowl and a whisk
 - Spatula(s)
 
Pre-Assembly
- Fill the molds to half full with the dark gianduja mousse.
 - Using a pastry brush, coat the top of the biscuit with the syrup.
 - Turn the hazelnut biscuits upside down and place them on top of the gianduja into the molds.
 - Fill the molds completely with the rest of the mousse and place the hazelnut and chocolate crunch on top.
 - Freeze until solid.
 
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- Brush
 - 61 cm x 40 cm x 5 cm (23.6” x 15.7” x 2”) silicon mold
 
Hazelnut Praliné Biscuit
Ingredients: Hazelnut Praliné Biscuit
- 
4.4 ozegg whites
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2.8 ozegg yolks
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2.6 ozsugar
 - 
1.1 ozAll purpose flour
 
Preparation: Hazelnut Praliné Biscuit
- Combine all the ingredients together in a tall container and mix for one minute using the immersion blender.
 - Strain directly into a 0.5 l (16.9 oz) whipped cream canister.
 - Add two gas chargers and shake well.
 - Fill small paper cups to half full and place in the microwave at full power for 45-60 seconds, depending on your microwave.
 - Once cooked, turn the cups upside down and make small holes at the base of the glass to allow steam to escape.
 - Freeze until solid enough to be unmolded.
 - Using a knife, unmold and break into small pieces.
 
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- Tall recipient
 - Immersion blender
 - Microwave
 - Whipped cream canister
 - Small paper cups
 - Spatula(s)
 
Final Assembly
Ingredients: Final Assembly
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Preparation: Final Assembly
- Unmold the cakes.
 - Pour the hazelnut praliné glaze onto the cakes and scrape the excess glaze using an offset spatula.
 - Cut the biscuits into pieces and place them on top of the glaze.
 - Use the mini ChocRocksTM to decorate the base of the cake.
 
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- Offset spatula
 - Rack
 - 20 cm (7.5”) disposable cake boards
 - 21 cm (7.9”) polycarbonate molds
 
          
                    
        
        
      
                      
                    
                      
                      
                      
          
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