Chilled Limoncello Parfait with Raspberry Coulis – from Michel Roux
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A Chilled Limoncello Parfait with Raspberry Coulis slips better down the throat than a piece of dry cake!
I recreated this parfait from the book Dessert by Michel Roux, and it is highly recommended. It tastes very good and light. But it does involve quite a bit of whisking until your arm hurts! I made a raspberry coulis to go with it and spiced up the rather boring color of the dessert!
I recreated this parfait from the book Dessert by Michel Roux, and it is highly recommended. It tastes very good and light. But it does involve quite a bit of whisking until your arm hurts! I made a raspberry coulis to go with it and spiced up the rather boring color of the dessert!
Ingredients
1 Egg and 5 Egg yolk
100 g Sugar
Zest of 2 Lemon
25 ml Lemon Juice
1 Gelatin Leave
60 ml Limoncello
150 ml whipping Cream
150 ml Double Cream (or whipping cream)
600 g frozen Raspberries
100 g Sugar
Peppermint Leaves
Coulis:
Decoration:
Instructions
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Step 1
In a metal bowl, mix the egg, egg yolks, sugar, lemon zest and juice together, then whisk over a bain-marie until the mixture reaches a temperature of 80-85 C degrees. (approx. 15 minutes) Then remove from the bain-marie and continue beating until the mixture has cooled to 20-25 C degrees (approx. 10 minutes).
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Step 2
Soak the gelatin sheet in cold water. Heat about 1/3 of the limoncello in a small saucepan and dissolve the squeezed gelatin in it. Then mix with the remaining limoncello. Mix it into the cooled egg mixture.
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Step 3
Mix the two types of cream together and whip until almost stiff. Then carefully fold it into the egg mixture.
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Step 4
Fill 8 small soufflé molds with the mixture and cover with cling film. Leave to cool in the freezer overnight.
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Step 5
For the Coulis put the frozen berries in a blender with the sugar and puree. Then pass through a sieve to remove the seeds. Pour the coulis into a small squeeze bottle.
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Step 6
You can rinse the ramequins with hot water to get the parfait out, but I was afraid they wouldn’t come out nicely and served them in the mold. To serve, generously pipe the coulis along the edges and serve with some mint leaves.