Original creation by
Frédéric BOURSE
Consultant Pastry Chef
L’atelier del Gusto, Bergamo, Italy

Original creation by
Frédéric BOURSE
Consultant Pastry Chef
L’atelier del Gusto, Bergamo, Italy
Recipe for 24 pieces
190 g whole eggs
50 g egg yolks
60 g ground hazelnuts
95 g ground almonds
190 g caster sugar
7 g grated lime zest
20 g Cointreau® 60%
135 g plain flour
3 g baking powder
185 g chopped milk Gianduja
60 g chopped grilled hazelnuts
135 g clarified butter
Using a flat beater, beat the eggs, egg yolks, ground hazelnuts,
ground almonds, caster sugar, lime zest and Cointreau®. Use a
rubber spatula to fold the sieved flour and baking powder into
the mixture. Blend in the milk Gianduja, chopped hazelnuts
and, lastly, the clarified butter. Using a piping bag fitted with
a 1 cm tip, pipe the mixture into the individual moulds on a
Flexipan® 1054 tray (oval-shaped for making savarins or rum
babas). Place a sheet of greaseproof paper and a metal grill over
the filled moulds and bake in a convection oven at 180°C for 20
to 25 minutes or until the cakes are soft and fluffy.
200 g 30° Baumé syrup
75 g water
25 g Cointreau® 60%
Mix the cold syrup with the water and the Cointreau®.
4 g NH pectin
35 g caster sugar
230 g morello cherry purée
35 g inverted sugar syrup
20 g Cointreau® 60%
Mix the NH pectin with the caster sugar. In a saucepan, warm
the cherry purée and the inverted sugar. Whisk in the pectin and
sugar mixture and bring it to the boil. Lastly, add the Cointreau®
and set aside for finishing
75 g drained Griottines® Cointreau®
Lightly glaze the Griottines® Cointreau® with the topping.
No ingredients.
Remove the delights from their moulds while still warm, and
brush them lightly with the Cointreau® syrup. Using a piston
funnel, pipe the warm morello cherry and Cointreau® coulis
into the cavities. Place 3 Griottines® Cointreau® per delight in
the middle of the coulis and garnish with leaves made of dark
chocolate and gold leaf
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