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Fruit compotées
r e c i p e b o o k l e t
Recipe for use with INDIVIDUAL & PLATED DESSERTS
An original recipe created by
Lilian BONNEFOI
Fantasy on a fraisier
METHOD
> Recipe makes 50 individual fraisiers
Foam Ingredients
Put the ingredients together in the siphon and UHT cream 100 g
refrigerate for 30 minutes before use. Ravifruit mango purée 150 g
Ravifruit
passion fruit purée 50 g
Icing sugar 15 g
Ingredients
Beat the egg yolks with the first portion of the Egg whites 120 g
caster sugar. Beat the egg whites with the second Caster sugar 65 g
portion of the caster sugar until they form peaks. Egg yolks 80 g
Gently mix the two preparations together. Sift the Caster sugar 65 g
soft flour with the potato starch and add. Pipe, Soft flour 100 g
sprinkle with grated coconut then sprinkle with Potato starch 25 g
icing sugar twice. Bake in a fan oven at 190°C for Grated coconut 15 g
5 to 6 minutes. Remove from the oven and transfer Icing sugar QS
to a rack.
Apricot perspective
METHOD
> Recipe makes 10 portions
PLATING UP
Place a ring of chocolate mousse on an upturned macaroon, and fill the centre with apri-
cot compotée (30 to 40g per portion). Make cubes of apricot sorbet and roll them into
the caramelised almonds. Use a paper cone to draw a line of melted chocolate on a plate.
Place the macaroon and cube of sorbet on the line. Finish with thin slices of apricot, dried
vanilla pod, tangy meringue and apricot compotée on the sorbet.
Recipe for use with DESSERTS
An original recipe created by
Christophe NIEL
Exotic pleasure
METHOD
Coconut dacquoise Ingredients
> Recipe makes 4 desserts Ø 22 cm - High 4,5 cm
Combine the icing sugar, ground almonds and Egg whites 400 g
flour. Beat the egg whites with the sugar to form Caster sugar 140 g
soft peaks, then gently add the ground almonds Icing sugar 360 g
and coconut. Using a no. 13 plain tip, pipe into Almonds flour 180 g
a greased and floured 20cm ring. Pipe a second Cocoa powder 180 g
circle of dough around the circumference to form Cake flour 80 g
an edge. Bake at 170°C for 20 mins.
ASSEMBLY
Place a cake in a 40x60cm frame. Soak it, pour in the compotée before it sets, then add the
second sheet of cake and soak it. Place in the blast freezer briefly, then pour on the pistachio
cream, smooth and set aside in the blast freezer. Cover with a neutral glaze. Cut to required
size. As a plated dessert, decorate with red berries and coulis.
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Hints You can vary this recipe using other compotée flavours from the Ravifruit range,
such as pineapple, clementine, mango and passion fruit or apricot. The jellied red
& tips berry compotée recipe can be used for all the flavours in the compotée range.
Recipe for use with DESSERTS
An original recipe created by
Christophe NIEL
Manguo-passion fruit
& red berry Pavlova
METHOD
> Recipe makes one dessert Ø 22 cm - High 4,5 cm
ASSEMBLY
Place one third of the whipped Mascarpone cream in the meringue nest. Add 250g of mango-
passion fruit compotée. Cover with the remaining cream. Decorate as required, using seasonal
fruits chosen according to the compotée used.
ASSEMBLY
Line the tart tin with sweet pastry, precook for 10 minutes, add the clementine almond
cream and cook for a further 20 to 30 minutes. Leave to cool. Smooth clementine cream
over the tart, and use a piping bag to pipe balls of clementine cream. Decorate with coconut
meringues.
Recipe for use with TARTS
An original recipe created by
Philippe VEDEL
Fruits tarts
METHOD
> Recipe makes one dessert Ø 22 cm
Tart ideas
Red berry tart Apricot tart
Ingredients Ingredients
Pastry dough 320 g Sweet pastry 320 g
Ravifruit red berry compotée 200 g Ravifruit apricot compotée 200 g
Ravifruit IQF berry mix 300 g Ravifruit IQF apricot halves 300 g
Red berry almond cream 300 g Apricot almond cream 300 g
Neutral glaze 100 g Neutral glaze 100 g
ASSEMBLY
Line a 22cm tart ring. Fill the bottom of the tart with the chosen compotée, place in the
freezer briefly. Pipe in the fruit almond cream and garnish with fruits appropriate to the
chosen flavour. Bake at 180°C for 10 minutes, then turn down the oven to 165°C and
continue to bake for 25 to 30 minutes. Cool, glaze and decorate.
You can also make a chocolate clementine tart. Put 250g of clementine compotée
Hints in the precooked tart case and leave to set in the freezer for 2 minutes. Finish by
simply pouring on your usual chocolate cream. Use this one recipe to make a range
& tips of different tarts!
Recipe for use with TAKE-ALONG CAKES & PASTRIES
An original recipe created by
Lilian BONNEFOI
Fruit purée
brioche puff
> Recipe makes 25 individual brioches
METHOD
Brioche dough Ingredients
Knead together the flour, eggs, salt, sugar, Gruau flour or cake flour 1000 g
yeast and water until the dough comes away Sugar 120 g
Salt 15 g
from the sides of the bowl. Add the cubed Fresh yeast
butter, continue kneading until the dough 30 g
Whole eggs 550 g
comes away from the sides of the bowl again Water 35 g
then remove from the bowl and chill. Roll out Fresh butter 135 g
the brioche dough, place the tourage butter Dry butter 460 g
on top and make one double fold and turn
followed by one single fold. Chill.
Almond macaroon,
Pineapple salted butter caramel
METHOD
> Recipe makes 24 portions
Macaroon Ingredients
Beat the eggs and dried eggs into peaks, Egg whites 84 g
add the sugar. Combine with the macaroon Caster sugar 20 g
mixture until the mixture is smooth and Egg whites powder 6g
Almond flour 132 g
glossy. Pipe and leave for 30 minutes to Sugar 132 g
form a crust before baking. Bake 145°C for
13 to 15 minutes.
Chef’s
tip
The combination of pectin NH and gelatine in this recipe makes for a soft texture (created
by the pectin) and also avoids the macaroon shell going soggy in contact with the compotée
(as the gelatine absorbs the moisture in the compotée).
Recipe for use with TAKE-ALONG CAKES & PASTRIES
An original recipe created by
Christophe NIEL
Gateau Basque
with fruit compotée
METHOD
> Recipe sufficient for 3 x Ø 22 cm sandwich tins
Nicolas DENIS
Institut Gastronomie Riviera - Seillans
« Ravifruit compotées are practical, easy to transform and simple to use, with the most fantastic
fruit flavours and aromas. By using them, I know that each batch of pastries I make is just as
delicious as the last. »
Pascal HAIRABEDIAN
Les Brasseries Georges - Nice
« I use this range of compotées in five original flavours as a base for a multitude of recipes. They
can be used as they are or in various preparations, both simple and more elaborate (in a jelly, as
ripple in a sorbet, in fillings, in hot sauces, etc.). With their authentic fruit flavours your desserts
are sure to be a success! »
Christophe NIEL
Lycée Escoffier - Cagnes sur Mer
« If you are looking for an easy to use, time-saving product but are not prepared to sacrifice
fresh fruit quality, look no further than Ravifruit fruit compotées. »
Benoit PERRUCHON-MONGE
Lycée Hôtelier de Monte Carlo - Monaco
« Ravifruit fruit compotées are great to work with. By using them, I know I can rely on the
authentic and consistent flavours of fruit which is always picked at its best - a hallmark of
professional quality. These compotées are equally successful used as they are to complement
a cake, buttery brioche or French toast, cooked in a take - along cake or frozen as a ripple in
an ice cream. »
Philippe VEDEL
Lycée Escoffier - Cagnes sur Mer
« Ravifruit fruit compotées give me a certain latitude in my work. I find them particularly useful
for making tarts, because they underpin and reinforce the flavours without requiring any extra
sugar. With the range of flavours, each dish takes on its own flavour. I find them an excellent
compromise between basic puree and whole fruit. »