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Table chart for fruit puree use
CHOCOLATE MAKERS Table chart for fruit puree use Fruit ganache, molded sweets
LES VERGERS BOIRON EXPERTISE • Meticulously selected fruits from all around the world, for their unique flavours. • Fruits are assembled for their taste, colour and texture, a guarantee of constant quality. • The rapid heating and cooling pasteurizing process is adapted to each fruit, preserving the fresh taste and colour of the fruit.
• Controlled and constant quality all year round. • Flavour and colour of fruit remain intact. • A ready-to-use product that is used as fresh fruit, saving the time normally spent on washing, stoning and pitting, hulling and crushing, etc. • A product available all year round. • Practically packaged in a 1 kg tray, making it possible to unmold, portion and pour the puree with ease.
PACKAGING • Trays of 1 kg (2,2Ibs), carton of 6. • 10 kg buckets are available for certain references.
DEFROSTING METHODS • It is recommended to defrost the puree at a temperature between +2°C and +4°C for 24 to 48 hours in order to get an optimum quality. • It is possible to defrost the product in a bain-marie or in a microwave at a moderate temperature. • When the puree is defrosted, remove the sealed protective film and pour out. • If only part of the puree is required, unmold the still-frozen puree and take the desired portion.
STORAGE CONDITIONS • Store the product at a temperature of -18°C (see best-before date on packaging). • After defrosting, the product performs as a fresh product. Keep it at at +2 /+4°C and use it rapidly. Do not refreeze. Our recipe book is available on our website: www.lesvergersboiron.com
Food safety: Boiron Frères SAS located in Valence (France) has developed an HACCP approach since1996 and is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified.
Your distributor
For any further information, contact :
tel.: 33 (0)4 75 47 87 00 or visit our website:
www.lesvergersboiron.com
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Creation: Tangerine / RMP – Les vergers Boiron © 12/10 - Photos: Y. Bagros - All rights reserved - Boiron Frères S.A.S. au capital de 1 000 000 euros - RCS 542 015 763 Romans sur Isère - DCT06G-D
ADVANTAGES
3/10/08 16:02:40
Recipes created by Frank Kestner - MOF 2004.
FRuIt Ganaches (g) les vergers Boiron product
dark couverture
Quantity
milk couverture
Butter
Invert sugar
sorbitol
Glucose
Fruit puree
Recipes created by Stéphane Glacier MOF 2000 and Ollivier Christien, Pastry Chef.
chocolate molded sweets (g) les vergers Boiron product
Quantity
White couverture
Butter
sorbitol
Invert sugar
Glucose syrup
Fruit puree
Blackberry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
apricot
500
1200
100
80
65
65
Blackcurrant
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
Blood Peach
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Blood orange
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
coconut
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Blueberry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
Fruits of the sun
500
1250
200
75
35
60
cranberry & morello cherry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
Guava
500
1150
200
75
35
60
Kalamansi
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
lemon
300
1200
100
80
65
65
mandarin
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
lime
300
1200
100
80
65
65
morello cherry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
lychee / strawberry (50/50)
500
1250
200
75
35
60
orange & Bitter orange
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
mango
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Passion fruit
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
mara des bois strawberry
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Pineapple
500
370
735
150
80
65
65
mirabelle Plum
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Pink Grapefruit
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
Rhubarb
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Raspberry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
strawberry
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Red Berries
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
tropical Fruit
500
1250
200
75
35
60
citrus Fruit cocktail with cointreau®
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
white Peach
500
1250
200
75
35
60
wild strawberry
500
1250
200
75
35
60
chestnut & Vanilla
500
1250
200
50
35
60
mint
500
1250
200
75
35
60
spicy mango
500
1250
200
75
35
60
strawberry & mint
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Heat the puree and the different sugars. At 70°C pour over the chopped chocolate. At 34°C, add the butter and the alcohol* (optional). Pour into a frame at 31/32°C.
FRuIt and caRamel Ganaches (g) les vergers Boiron product
Quantity
sugar
dark couverture
milk couverture
Butter
Fruit brandy
Banana
200
130
160
160
130
20
Fruits of the orchard
200
130
160
160
130
20
Green apple
200
130
160
160
130
20
Pear
200
130
160
160
130
20
caribbean cocktail with Rum
200
130
160
160
130
20
Fruit puree
Make a caramel with the sugar without adding water. Stop the cooking process by adding the fruit puree and the butter. Cook at 105°C. Let cool down to 20°C. Blend in the fruit brandy* and add the chocolate heated at 31/32°C. Pour into a frame.
Bring the fruit puree and the sugars to the boil. At 70°C, pour them over the chopped chocolate. At 34°C, add the butter and the alcohol* (optional). Pour into a frame at 28/30°C. *Use the fruit brandy corresponding to the fruit puree at 2/3 %. Use about 50 g of brandy for 2 kg of mixture.
hints and tips Avoid combining citrus fruit with a chocolate that is too bitter. Acid fruits go better with milk and white chocolate coatings. Yellow fruits combine better with white chocolate while red fruits associate better with dark chocolate.
Ganaches to Be comBIned wIth FRuIt Pastes (g) cream
Invert sugar
Black 800 g (400 g 64 % and 400 g 60 %)
500
100
milk (1275 g to 36 %)
500
chocolate
sorbitol
Glucose
Vanilla pod
Butter
90
50
2
75
90
90
2
100
Bring the cream to the boil. At 70°C, pour over the chopped chocolate. At 34°C, add the butter. Pour into a frame at 32°C.
PRalIne FoR mouldInG and cuttInG (g) Praline 60 % fruit
hazelnut paste
milk couverture 40 %
cacao butter
Feuilletine
Gianduja
900
100
200
100
10 to 15 %
300
Spread the gianduja in a 2 mm layer in a guitar frame. Mix the praline and the hazelnut paste with the pailleté feuilletine. Add the couverture chocolate and the melted cocoa butter, pour this mixture over the gianduja spread inside the frame.
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Recipes created by Frank Kestner - MOF 2004.
FRuIt Ganaches (g) les vergers Boiron product
dark couverture
Quantity
milk couverture
Butter
Invert sugar
sorbitol
Glucose
Fruit puree
Recipes created by Stéphane Glacier MOF 2000 and Ollivier Christien, Pastry Chef.
chocolate molded sweets (g) les vergers Boiron product
Quantity
White couverture
Butter
sorbitol
Invert sugar
Glucose syrup
Fruit puree
Blackberry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
apricot
500
1200
100
80
65
65
Blackcurrant
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
Blood Peach
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Blood orange
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
coconut
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Blueberry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
Fruits of the sun
500
1250
200
75
35
60
cranberry & morello cherry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
Guava
500
1150
200
75
35
60
Kalamansi
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
lemon
300
1200
100
80
65
65
mandarin
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
lime
300
1200
100
80
65
65
morello cherry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
lychee / strawberry (50/50)
500
1250
200
75
35
60
orange & Bitter orange
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
mango
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Passion fruit
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
mara des bois strawberry
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Pineapple
500
370
735
150
80
65
65
mirabelle Plum
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Pink Grapefruit
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
Rhubarb
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Raspberry
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
strawberry
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Red Berries
500
370
735
175
80
65
65
tropical Fruit
500
1250
200
75
35
60
citrus Fruit cocktail with cointreau®
500
450
450
200
80
30
100
white Peach
500
1250
200
75
35
60
wild strawberry
500
1250
200
75
35
60
chestnut & Vanilla
500
1250
200
50
35
60
mint
500
1250
200
75
35
60
spicy mango
500
1250
200
75
35
60
strawberry & mint
500
1250
200
75
35
60
Heat the puree and the different sugars. At 70°C pour over the chopped chocolate. At 34°C, add the butter and the alcohol* (optional). Pour into a frame at 31/32°C.
FRuIt and caRamel Ganaches (g) les vergers Boiron product
Quantity
sugar
dark couverture
milk couverture
Butter
Fruit brandy
Banana
200
130
160
160
130
20
Fruits of the orchard
200
130
160
160
130
20
Green apple
200
130
160
160
130
20
Pear
200
130
160
160
130
20
caribbean cocktail with Rum
200
130
160
160
130
20
Fruit puree
Make a caramel with the sugar without adding water. Stop the cooking process by adding the fruit puree and the butter. Cook at 105°C. Let cool down to 20°C. Blend in the fruit brandy* and add the chocolate heated at 31/32°C. Pour into a frame.
Bring the fruit puree and the sugars to the boil. At 70°C, pour them over the chopped chocolate. At 34°C, add the butter and the alcohol* (optional). Pour into a frame at 28/30°C. *Use the fruit brandy corresponding to the fruit puree at 2/3 %. Use about 50 g of brandy for 2 kg of mixture.
hints and tips Avoid combining citrus fruit with a chocolate that is too bitter. Acid fruits go better with milk and white chocolate coatings. Yellow fruits combine better with white chocolate while red fruits associate better with dark chocolate.
Ganaches to Be comBIned wIth FRuIt Pastes (g) cream
Invert sugar
Black 800 g (400 g 64 % and 400 g 60 %)
500
100
milk (1275 g to 36 %)
500
chocolate
sorbitol
Glucose
Vanilla pod
Butter
90
50
2
75
90
90
2
100
Bring the cream to the boil. At 70°C, pour over the chopped chocolate. At 34°C, add the butter. Pour into a frame at 32°C.
PRalIne FoR mouldInG and cuttInG (g) Praline 60 % fruit
hazelnut paste
milk couverture 40 %
cacao butter
Feuilletine
Gianduja
900
100
200
100
10 to 15 %
300
Spread the gianduja in a 2 mm layer in a guitar frame. Mix the praline and the hazelnut paste with the pailleté feuilletine. Add the couverture chocolate and the melted cocoa butter, pour this mixture over the gianduja spread inside the frame.
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Table chart for fruit puree use
CHOCOLATE MAKERS Table chart for fruit puree use Fruit ganache, molded sweets
LES VERGERS BOIRON EXPERTISE • Meticulously selected fruits from all around the world, for their unique flavours. • Fruits are assembled for their taste, colour and texture, a guarantee of constant quality. • The rapid heating and cooling pasteurizing process is adapted to each fruit, preserving the fresh taste and colour of the fruit.
• Controlled and constant quality all year round. • Flavour and colour of fruit remain intact. • A ready-to-use product that is used as fresh fruit, saving the time normally spent on washing, stoning and pitting, hulling and crushing, etc. • A product available all year round. • Practically packaged in a 1 kg tray, making it possible to unmold, portion and pour the puree with ease.
PACKAGING • Trays of 1 kg (2,2Ibs), carton of 6. • 10 kg buckets are available for certain references.
DEFROSTING METHODS • It is recommended to defrost the puree at a temperature between +2°C and +4°C for 24 to 48 hours in order to get an optimum quality. • It is possible to defrost the product in a bain-marie or in a microwave at a moderate temperature. • When the puree is defrosted, remove the sealed protective film and pour out. • If only part of the puree is required, unmold the still-frozen puree and take the desired portion.
STORAGE CONDITIONS • Store the product at a temperature of -18°C (see best-before date on packaging). • After defrosting, the product performs as a fresh product. Keep it at at +2 /+4°C and use it rapidly. Do not refreeze. Our recipe book is available on our website: www.lesvergersboiron.com
Food safety: Boiron Frères SAS located in Valence (France) has developed an HACCP approach since1996 and is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified.
Your distributor
For any further information, contact :
tel.: 33 (0)4 75 47 87 00 or visit our website:
www.lesvergersboiron.com
4p_Tableaux Chocolatier_GB.indd 1-2
P E F C /10-31-1306
Creation: Tangerine / RMP – Les vergers Boiron © 12/10 - Photos: Y. Bagros - All rights reserved - Boiron Frères S.A.S. au capital de 1 000 000 euros - RCS 542 015 763 Romans sur Isère - DCT06G-D
ADVANTAGES
3/10/08 16:02:40