Choux chocolate

Choux pastry with chocolate oat cream, strawberry insert and caramel sauce

Yield
20

pieces of 78 g

Scheduling

Preparation: 40 minutes

Baking time: 45 minutes/165°C

Nutritional values (100 g or 100 ml)

energy: 944 kJ/226 kcal;

fat: 12 g, of which saturated 5.6 g;

carbohydrates: 25 g, of which sugars 17 g;

protein: 2.6 g; salt 0.2 g

Ingredients

Yield Recipe

Choux pastry

150 g

water

50 g

oat drink (1)

50 g

rapeseed oil

5 g

sugar

115 g

wheat flour 720

195 g

eggs

2 g

table salt

35 g

oat drink (2)

60 g

sugar
(for sprinkling)

Chocolate cream with oat drink

465 g

oat drink

55 g

sugar

95 g

couverture Piccoli Excellence 54%

30 g

cocoa mass (Ghana Rondo)

55 g

cornstarch

Strawberry insert

55 g

strawberry purée, frozen

35 g

wild strawberry purée, frozen

5 g

water

30 g

sugar

1 g

LM pectin (nappage)

Caramel sauce

60 g

sugar

60 g

water

1 g

table salt

Finishing

240 g

cream, 35% fat (lactose-free), chilled

40 g

almonds, chopped, roasted

Production

1

Choux pastry

Bring the water, oat drink (1), oil and sugar to a boil in a copper kettle. Add the flour and cook, stirring constantly, until the mixture comes away from the sides of the kettle (approx. 80°C).

Transfer to a stainless steel bowl and gradually add the salt and eggs. Finally, add the second quantity of oat drink and mix until smooth.

Pipe the choux mixture into rounds approx. Ø 5 cm onto a silicone baking mat using a plain nozzle (Ø 14 mm). Sprinkle with granulated sugar.

Bake at 165°C for approx. 45 minutes, until the choux are golden brown and dry.

2

Chocolate cream with oat drink

Heat the oat drink together with the sugar, couverture and cocoa mass, stirring occasionally.

Mix the cornstarch with a small amount of the liquid until smooth. Add the boiling liquid to the starch mixture and bring everything to a boil in the copper kettle.

Spread the finished cream onto a tray and allow to cool completely, as you would a vanilla custard.

3

Strawberry insert

Mix the sugar and pectin thoroughly. Combine the purées with the water and heat while stirring. Gradually sprinkle in the sugar mixture while stirring constantly and boil briskly for about 4 minutes.

Immediately fill into suitable silicone molds (Ø 3 cm). Freeze the inserts to allow easy removal later.

Note: The LM pectin used ensures a creamy texture and good stability after freezing.

4

Caramel sauce

Caramelize the sugar in a saucepan. Carefully deglaze with the hot water. Add the salt and heat the sauce to 100°C. Leave to cool completely.

5

Slicing the choux

Slice the cooled choux evenly in half horizontally.

The smooth top halves can also be used as a base for glazing, if desired.

6

Filling

Sprinkle the base of each choux with some roasted, chopped almonds. Pipe a layer of chocolate-oat cream into the lower half. Press the frozen strawberry insert into the centre. Fill with more chocolate cream up to just below the rim and smooth the surface.

Pipe a decorative rosette of whipped cream on top.

7

Lids and caramel sauce

Place the lids on top. Trim pipettes as required and fill with approx. 5 g of caramel sauce. Insert one pipette at an angle into each filled choux.

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