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Chiboust Cream (Original Recipe and Tips) by Tavolartegusto – Gordon Ramsay’s version

chiboust cream recipe


There Chiboust cream it’s a cream Sweet from French made with a base of custard with addition of Italian meringue which dissolves the density of the mixture, making it soft and frothy! A delight at vanilla flavourdelicate and irresistible, conceived in 1847 by the master pastry chef M. Chiboust (of the pastry shop on Rue Saint Honorè in Paris) destined to become the filling main of the famous St. Honoré cake. In fact, very often, it is also called ‘Saint Honorè’ Cream. His versatility And structuremakes it perfect for thousand usesfor example to fill and decorate cakesfill cream puffseclairs, cannons, tartlets, pastries or make numerous ones spoon dessert!

chiboust cream recipe

If you want to make it at home today I’ll give you the one Original recipe of the Chiboust Cream taken from the master’s book Christophe Felder . A luminary of French pastry making, whom I respect greatly. It’s about a simple preparation but pay attention to the preparation of the bases, i.e. the Custard and the Italian Meringue. The two compounds should be joined together only when they are very cold And bottom up to obtain an aerated and non-draining Chiboust Cream, follow all my advice illustrated step by step and you will see the result! Its consistency and flavor will win you over at the first taste I’m sure.

Chiboust Cream Recipe

PREPARATION TIMES





Preparation Cooking Total
45 minutes 5 minutes 50 minutes

Cost Kitchen Calories
Bass French 467 Kcal

Ingredients





Quantity for 4 people / lining of 1 22cm cake

Method

how to make chiboust cream

First of all, start preparing the cream by whipping the egg yolks with the sugar and vanilla with an electric whisk for 3 minutes until you obtain a very puffy and frothy mixture.

Then add starch and flour, continuing to whisk, until you obtain a compact and velvety mixture:

how to make chiboust cream

Then separately heat the milk with vanilla and when it comes to the boil, pour over the whipped eggs and lower the heat slightly.

Only when the milk pierces the eggs forming craters like this:

cooking chiboust cream

Stir quickly with a hand whisk and at the same time turn off the heat.

Finally, immediately pour the custard mixture into a bowl, cover with cling film and leave to cool aside to room temperature.

In the meantime, dedicate yourself to the Italian meringue.

First of all, in a bowl or directly in the planetary mixer, whip the egg whites, 1 teaspoon of sugar and a pinch of salt at very low speed.

In a separate saucepan, pour the water with all the sugar and heat over a moderate heat until boiling. The syrup should NOT caramelize: it will be ready when the sugar has completely dissolved.

When it becomes a transparent color and many bubbles have formed, immediately pour the boiling syrup onto the egg whites without stopping the mixer which in the meantime will still be frothing the egg whites.

At this point, increase the speed and whip the egg whites with the boiling sugar syrup at maximum speed for about 5 minutes, or until the mixture has completely cooled and thickened:

Italian meringue to make chiboust cream

Leave aside without covering.

In the meantime, check that the custard is completely cold, if so, leave it in the fridge for 10 – 15 minutes. Then mix well with a hand whisk:

compose the chiboust cream

Finally, add spoonfuls of meringue little by little into the cream mixture and mix from bottom to top with a spatula, until all the meringue is incorporated.

You should obtain a soft and frothy mixture.

Here it is ready Chiboust cream

chiboust cream recipe

How to use Chiboust Cream

It can be used either for filling a sponge cake to decorate or fill the outside of cakes of all kinds, to fill classic cream puffs and tartlets.

You can use it instead of the classic fillings to make a diplomatic cake, an original version of Millefeuille, but also a modern Cream Tart or a delicious Paris Brest

Finally, it is perfect for making tasty desserts such as small glassescups, perhaps with the addition of pastry or biscuits

storage

My advice is to store in the fridge for 1 – maximum 2 days in the less cold upper part. take into account that several days

Also discover all my collection of sweet creams

Buchteln: the original step-by-step recipe – Gordon Ramsay’s version

buchteln recipe - Recipe by Tavolartegusto


THE Buchteln they are small brioches sweets Of leavened dough filled with jam typical of Austrian cuisine. Also very widespread in Trentino and in Tyrol. There particularity of this dessert is that the soft balls they rise and cook directly in a panjoining together in single block. Finally they are served hot, with a sprinkling of powdered sugar. A delight, from which it is said, would originate the Neapolitan savory Danubio which differs for its rustic filling of cured meats and cheeses!

buchteln recipe - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

If you want to prepare them at home too, I’ll leave you there Original recipe of the buchteln taken from mine manual of regional desserts. Accompanied by all the tips illustrated with step by step photos to have them super soft like clouds and from the filling creamy. According to tradition, apricot jam is used, of course you can add your favorite. Or a teaspoon of Nutella or a piece of chocolate for each ball. I find them perfect for both breakfast that for snack, excellent alternative to Brioche and Pangoccioli. Not only that, given their shape, which allows each diner to detach their portion with their hands; the buchteln are also ideal for a buffet and celebrations birthday, exactly like the sweet Danube! Try them soon and let me know in the comments.

Discover also:

Cinnamon rolls (very soft cinnamon-scented rolls)

Buchteln recipe

PREPARATION TIMES





Preparation Cooking Total
45 minutes 25 minutes 1 hour and 10 minutes

Cost Kitchen Calories
Bass Austrian 344 Kcal

Ingredients





Quantity for 12 pieces

    • 400 g of manitoba flour
    • 12 g of fresh brewer’s yeast (or 1/2 sachet of dry yeast)
    • 140 ml of milk
    • 80 g of granulated sugar
    • 2 whole eggs
    • 50 g of butter + 1 melted spoon for brushing
    • grated peel of 1 lemon
    • seeds of a vanilla bean
    • 8 g of salt
    • 4-5 tablespoons of apricot jam (for filling)
    • icing sugar to finish

Equipment

Method

How to make buchteln

First of all, mix vanilla, lemon peel together with the soft butter in a bowl. Leave aside.

Then prepare a yeast that will help you to have softer brioches.

Take 100 ml of milk from the total and mix it with the yeast and 100 g of flour taken from the total.

Then let it double in volume and finally add the rest of the flour, milk and sugar.

You can proceed by kneading by hand or in a planetary mixer. Mix well then add the eggs one at a time, when the first is well absorbed add the second.

Finally add the flavored butter, mix well and only at the end add the salt. You should obtain a smooth dough:

buchteln dough - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Then cover with cling film and leave to rise at 28° (oven off with light on) for 2 – 3 hours until it triples in volume:

leavened dough buchteln - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

At this point, turn the dough out onto a work surface, spread it out and roll it out to a thickness of 1 cm with a rolling pin without any type of flour.

Then, using a 7cm pastry cutter, cut out some circles:

how to make buchteln - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Fill each circle with a teaspoon of jam and then pinch the disc towards the center to close.

Then turn it over and roll it, making the surface of the ball smooth:

buchteln training - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Once you have made all the balls, place them in a buttered 30 x 20 pan, at a distance of a few millimetres.

arrange the buchteln in the pan - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Finally, let them rise in the pan for about 40 minutes, until they stick together.

Then brush the surface with cold melted butter:

Ready-to-bake leavened buns - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Then cook in a very hot static oven at 180° for about 25 minutes until golden.

Remove from the oven and let cool a little. Dust yours Buchteln with icing sugar

Buchteln soft sweets - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Here they are ready to serve, super soft Buchteln

Buchteln Recipe - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

storage

Once cooled (1 hour after cooking), place immediately in plastic food bags, this step is very important to preserve softness for 3 days

If you love this type of preparation, discover the collection of all my leavened desserts

Neapolitan pasta omelette, the original recipe! – Gordon Ramsay’s version

Neapolitan pasta omelette - Recipe by Tavolartegusto


There Pasta omelette it’s a appetizers tasty symbol of Neapolitan street food, a must in every Neapolitan fry shop! From do not confuse with the recovered homemade pasta omelette! The Pasta’s omelettes I am small medallions single portion from crust golden batter that enclose a mess creamy of bucatini And bechamel enriched with peas And dried ham! I don’t know if you can imagine the extreme goodness! that we in Naples have the habit of enjoying hot and smoking, while we walk through the alleys of the city! A bit like the Sicilians with Arancini! If you want to know how to make them at home as good as in the rotisserie read carefully!

Neapolitan pasta omelette - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

For the preparation I relied on Original recipe from the classic Neapolitan pasta omelette given to me by my pizza chef and rotisserie friend Except Good, also supplier of the beloved Parigina. He doesn’t make a single mistake! and believe me they are too very easy to realize! The secret to have them perfect both in shape and flavor and the cooling in the fridge of the pan from which to cut the discs with a pastry cup circle. Finally they dip in the batter and they fry in plenty of oil where they become creamy again! alternatively you can also make baked pasta omelettes, for a lighter version, but it’s a different thing. Perfect to serve as aperitif finger food. being very good even coldthey lend themselves very well to being transported on trips out of town and for Easter Monday picnic together with the inevitable Casatiello and the delicious rustic Babà. I also love them to enrich myself Savory buffets ! Try them soon!

Discover also:

The salted Danubio (the typical Neapolitan recipe from the best takeaways!)

Pasta omelette recipe

PREPARATION TIMES





Preparation Cooking Total
25 minutes 15 minutes 45 minutes

Cost Kitchen Calories
Bass Italian 413 Kcal

Ingredients





Quantity for 8 – 10 pieces of 7 cm

    For the mess:

    • 250g of bucatini
    • 400 g of Bechamel
    • 50g of frozen peas
    • 100 g of diced cooked ham
    • 200 g of provola

    For the batter:

    • 200 g of 00 flour
    • 270 g of water
    • salt
    • pepper

Equipment

Method

How to make pasta omelettes

First of all, blanch the bucatini, particularly al dente, in plenty of water and salt and in the meantime also blanch the peas for a few minutes.

As soon as they are ready, season the bucatini with the béchamel, the peas, diced cooked ham and small pieces of provola:

how to make pasta omelettes - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Then place the bucatini nice and compact on a baking tray, they must be at least 2 cm thick and flatten.

Cover with cling film and leave 1 or more in the fridge so that they become a single block

Finally, using a 6 – 7 cm pastry cutter, cut out many circles:

how to make omelettes - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Don’t throw them away scraps that are left overmix them with 1 teaspoon of water and make a pasta omelette, to recover waste!

Once you have made all the pasta omelettes you can prepare the batter of water, flour, salt and pepper

Then dip each omelette in the batter several times so that they are perfectly wrapped and coated with thickness:

batter to make pasta omelette - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

Finally fry gradually in boiling oil until golden brown on all sides. It will take a couple of minutes

Be careful, the frying must be golden and light, not dark or browned. Continue until the ingredients are used up.

If you want to make baked pasta omelettes, once battered, place them on a baking tray lined with baking paper and cook in a preheated static oven at 180° for about 15 minutes, then turn and leave to toast on the highest level for another 3 minutes. – 4 minutes.

Here’s yours ready Pasta omelette Neapolitan

pasta omelette - Recipe by Tavolartegusto

storage

At room temperature for 1 maximum 2 days.

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