Hello my friends!
Let’s go for a new Christmas recipe, with a delicious and smooth yule log! If you like coffee and almon praliné, you’re going to love this dessert!
Let’s see the recipe, Chef!
Almond Praliné and Coffee Yule Log
Ingredients
- Creamy Praliné
- 100 g almond praliné
- 100 g cold butter
- 70 g sugar
- 21 g water
- 60 g egg whites
- Praliné feuillantine
- 60 g milk chocolate
- 75 g almond praliné
- 70 g crispy crepes
- Almond financier
- 100g egg whites
- 115 g icing sugar
- 70 g ground almonds
- 70 g salted butter
- 35 g flour
- Coffee mousse
- 6 g gelatine sheets
- 150 g liquid cream (30% fat)
- 20 coffee beans
- 50 g caramel chocolat
- 45 g white chocolat
- 300 g liquid cream (30% fat)
- Mirror glaze
- 150 g water
- 182 g sugar
- 60 g Zephyr Caramel chocolate (or milk chocolate)
- 10 g gelatine sheets
- 125 g cream
Instructions
Creamy Praliné
Make a boil with the sugar and water up to 120 C / 248 F degrees.
Remove from the stove and set aside.
Whisk the almond praliné and cold butter cut in cubes in your food processor.
Whisk the egg whites and, while still whisking, add the sugar syrup cooled down to 30 C / 86 F degrees.
Combine this meringue to the butter / praliné gently with a spatula until homogeneous.
Pour in your insert mold and wrap with cling film.
Set aside in your freezer for the night.
Praliné feuillantine
Melt the chocolate with a double boiler.
Add the praline, mix.
Crush the crispy crepes and add them to the mixture.
Mix gently with a spatula.
Pour on a baking tray and shape a rectangle that can fit in your yule log.
Set aside in your fridge for at least 1 hour.
Almond financier
Heat the butter in a sauce pan for 4-5 minutes at medium heat, keep whisking. Your butter will get slightly brown.
Preheat your oven at 170 C / 340 F degrees.
Pour the sugar, almond, flour in a bowl.
Start whisking and add, little by little, the egg whites.
When homogeneous, add the butter. Combine.
Pour the batter on a baking tray, shape a rectangle.
Bake 20 minutes (your financier should be golden).
Let cool down a bit before unmolding on a cooling rack.
Coffee mousse
Pour 150 g cream in a small sauce pan, add the coffee beans and heat to a boil.
Stop heating right when boiling starts, set aside for 20 minutes.
Soak the gelatine into cold water.
Melt both chocolates with a double boiler.
Remove the coffee beans from the cream, heat it again.
Pour the warm cream on both chocolates, combine with a whisk.
Add the drained gelatines sheets, combine and set aside.
Whisk the 300 g cream until it makes furrows.
When the coffee mixture is below 35 C / 95 F degrees, combine gently with the whipped cream.
Assembly
Pour right away 2/3 of your coffee mousse in your yule log.
Place the frozen praliné insert. Press gently to get coffee mousse on the sides of the insert.
Place the praliné feuillantine on top then the almond financier cut to fit, leaving 1/2 cm on each side.
Pipe the remaining coffee mousse, flatten with a spatula and set aside in your freezer for at least 6 hours.
Mirror glaze
Soak the sheets of gelatine in a bowl with cold water.
Pour the water, sugar, chocolate and cream in a sauce pan. Heat until it boils whilst whisking.
Remove from the heat and add the gelatine sheets. Mix.
Place a cling film on the surface of the liquid and let cool down (you will use this mirror glaze with a temperature of 30 C/ 86 F degrees). You can hit gently the bowl against your working plan to help the little bubbles get out of the icing.
Remove the log from the freezer, place it on a grid, the grid being on a dish.
Pour the mirror glaze on the log. Start over with the mirror glaze on your dish.
Set aside in your fridge for 3-4 hours before eating.
3 Comments
Cindy
Friday December 22nd, 2023 at 11:20 PMBonsoir, lorsque je laisse refroidir le sirop de sucre jusqu’à 30 degrés, celui ci se solidifie … êtes vous sûre de cette information ?
Emma
Saturday December 23rd, 2023 at 08:44 AMoui normalement il reste sirupeux. Ajoutez une cuillère à soupe d’eau
Marjorie
Sunday December 24th, 2023 at 08:53 PMBonsoir, j’ai eu le même soucis, après quelques recherches sur internet j’ai doublé la quantité d’eau. Pour un sirop à 30 l’équivalence est approximativement 150 h de sucre pour 100g d’eau.