Original creation by
David REDON,
Pastry World cup finalist,
KKO Belgium

Original creation by
David REDON,
Pastry World cup finalist,
KKO Belgium
Recipe for 150 pieces
SQ extra bitter Guayaquil 64% Barry
Temper chocolate and pour in a mould of 24 half-spheres (with
a round dish Ø 27.5 mm) in two fine coats. Scrape outside the
mould and leave to crystallize
165 g of Barry hazelnut praline 50%
30 g of cocoa butter
0.5 g of salt flower
50 g of feuilletine
Melt cocoa butter, add praline, then mix with the rest of
ingredients. Giving a total of 1.5 g by mould.
85 g of water
220 g of caster sugar
150 g of glucose
165 g of Candia Professional UHT cream 18%
6 g of pine buds
2 g of salt flower
90 g of Candia Professional incorporation butter
20 g of Rémy Martin® cognac 50% vol.
Prepare an infusion with cream and pine buds, heat to 80°C and
cover for 15 minutes. Strain, add salt and butter and set aside
to prepare the caramel. Make a caramel with water, sugar and
glucose and cook to 185°C. Add the infused cream and cook to
110°C, then strain and mix using a hand blender. Leave to cool
FLAKES below 50°C, add Rémy Martin® cognac, then leave
to cool until 26-27°C before to place in the moulds
250 g of flour
100 g of icing sugar
35 g of hazelnut powder
1 g of salt flower
2 g of speculoos spices
140 g of Candia Professional incorporation butter
50 g of whole eggs
Mix the ingredients except the eggs, to obtain sandy texture,
then add the eggs to bind the powders. Leave to rest in the
fridge for a few hours. Roll the dough to a thickness of 3 mm
and cut from it circles 2 cm in diameter. Burn the dough with an
iron to form snowflakes. Bake between two perforated silicone
mats for 12 minutes to 160°C
No ingredients.
Pour the crispy base in the mould of half-spheres and leave
to crystallize. Cover with caramel and leave to crystallize for
at least 12 hours to 16°C. Close the mould with the tempered
chocolate, using a plastic sheet to achieve a brilliant effect.
Leave to crystallize, unmould and glue the shortbread onto the
flat side.
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