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8 people
60 min
AVERAGE
Yuzu cream, speculoos crumble, kumquat chips and Umi budo
Ingredients
200g unsalted butter
90 ml lemon juice
90 ml yuzu juice
200g of white sugar
the zest of 2 lemons
6 eggs
2 g of agar-agar
6 kumquats
1 sachet of Umi Budo
50g of icing sugar
150g of speculoos biscuits
Preparation
1.Zest the 2 lemons and squeeze to extract the desired amount of juice, then add the yuzu juice.
2.Pour everything into a saucepan. Add 100g of white sugar and heat over low heat, then remove from heat before boiling.
3.In a mixing bowl, whisk the eggs with 100g of white sugar for 3 minutes.
4.Add the lemon/sugar mixture to the eggs, stirring well. Place over low heat and bring to a boil, stirring constantly to thicken the mixture, then add the agar-agar, stirring for another 30 seconds.
5.Remove from heat, add 150g of cold butter cut into small pieces and mix with a spatula. Once the butter is fully incorporated, blend with an immersion blender to smooth the mixture. Let it rest for 2 hours in the refrigerator.
6.Cut thin slices of kumquat and dry for 30 minutes in a fan oven at 90°C, then air dry for 10 minutes to obtain a crunchy texture.
7.Rinse with cold water and dry the umi-budo.
8.Break the speculoos into small pieces and add 50g of melted butter to form a crumble mixture.
Dressage:
In a shallow bowl, put 2 spoonfuls of lemon cream in the bottom, cover with some of the speculoos crumble, then add some kumquat chips and a few sprigs of Umi budo.
Optional: add a few marigold flowers and leaves for lemony flavor and color