A company that is proud of its catch phrase 'From the Land to your Plate', Capfruit must ensure that all its criteria regarding the cultivation and selection of the fruits we use are upheld by every one of our partners.
We then have to guarantee our customers that every step in the processing of this fruit, whether into chunks, purées or coulis, is carried out in conditions of irreproachable hygiene.
This step consists of checking that every aspect of the technical specifications drawn up with our suppliers has been adhered to.
Our technology is based on low temperature processing of the fruit to retain its complex structure and avoid any loss of aroma, the development of germs and eventual oxidization.
Our internal quality control laboratory is responsible for controlling all the raw materials and packaging, the production process and the finished product. It is therefore involved at every step during the life of a product. Batteries of microbiologic organoleptic and physicochemical tests are carried out by the laboratory.
Capfruit also calls on independent laboratories to carry out specific analyses such as testing for heavy metals, radioactivity or pesticides.
CHOCOLATE PARFAIT
Number:15
Chef: David Ducamp
1 - Chocolate Parfait
Sugar 281 g
Egg yolks 187 g
Whipping cream 546 g
Couverture amère 312 g
Bitter milk couverture chocolate 117 g
Mix the sugar with the Fruit’Zest Orange and the egg yolks. Cook at 84°C/183°F. Strain through a fine sieve. Beat with an electric whisk until cool. Melt the two couverture chocolates. Fold in the whipped cream. Combine the two mixtures.
2 - Feuilletine pralinée
Bitter milk couverture chocolate 80 g
Praliné amande-noisette 221g
Feuilletine 111g
Melt the milk chocolate couverture. Add the almond-hazelnut praline. Delicately incorporate the feuilletine. Spread onto a 60x 40 cm/24 x 16 in. baking sheet covered with greaseproof
paper. Set aside in the refrigerator. Cut as required.
3 - Sorbet syrup
Water 326 g
Sugar 179 g
60 D.E. Glucose syrup 201 g
Invert sugar or trimoline 54 g
Sorbet stabilizer 7g
Sugar 22g
Heat the water, sugar (1), glucose syrup and invert sugar. In another bowl, mix the stabilizer and the sugar (2). When the liquid just starts to boil, add the second mixture and bring back to the boil.
4 - Blood orange sorbet
Fruit'Purée Blood orange frozen 776g
Sirop pour sorbet 766g
Water 3g
Mix all the ingredients and churn.
5 - Ice cream base
Milk 160 g
Egg yolks 171 g
Sugar 193 g
Invert sugar or trimoline 80 g
Sugar 47g
Ice-cream stabilizer 5 g
Cream 160g
Bring the milk to the boil. Blanch the egg yolks with the sugar (1) and the invert sugar. Pour the milk onto this and then add the sugar (2) and stabilizer. Cook at 85°C/185°F and add the
cream.
6 - Apple caramel and cinnamon ice cream
Base pour crème glacée 792g
Fruit'Elite "Seasonal Flavours" Apple baked with caramel and cinnamon frozen puree 486g
Milk 258g
Sugar 10 g
Mix together all the ingredients. Blend well. Eave to mature for 12 - 24 hours at 4°C/40°F. Churn.
7 - Velvety chocolate spray
Couverture amère 260 g
Cocoa butter 260g
Red food coloring QS
Mix the bitter chocolate and the cocoa butter. Add red food colouring to obtain the desired effect.
Blood Orange, Yoghurt, Coconut, Pistachio and Passion Fruit
1 - Yoghurt Mousse
Yoghurt 300 g
Sugar 50g
Glycerin QS
Cream 200 g
Gelatin sheet 4
Mix the yoghurt, sugar and a few drops of glycerine in a bowl. Set aside. Dissolve the gelatine sheets in 25 g / 15/16 oz of the cream and blend it into the yoghurt mixture. Whip the remaining 175 g / 6 3/16 oz of cream and add it to the mix. Put the preparation into demi-sphere moulds and freeze. Once frozen you can assemble them into spheres.
2 - Coconut Cream
Fruit'Elite "Vintage" Coconut frozen puree 500 g
Sugar 70g
Gelatin sheet 4
Whipping cream 200 g
Dissolve the gelatine in the sugar and a little of the Coconut Fruit’Elite purée. Once the mixture is homogeneous add the rest of the Coconut Fruit’Elite purée and the whipped cream. Set aside.
3 - Pistachio cake mix
Fruit'Elite "Nuts" Raw green pistachio frozen puree 80 g
Egg whites 125g
Egg yolks 80g
Sugar 80g
Flour 20 g
Mix all the ingredients. Leave to rest for 2 hours, but stir the mixture from time to time. Put the mixture in cream a siphon and use it to fill the bottom third of some plastic glasses. Cook the cake in a microwave at maximum power for 40 seconds.
4 - Blood Orange Sorbet
Fruit'Purée Blood orange frozen 500g
Prosorbet 70g
Sugar 90g
Neutral solution 2 g
Put all the ingredients into your ice cream maker and churn.
5 - Blood Orange Jelly
Fruit'Purée Blood orange frozen 250g
Sugar 20g
Vegetarian gelatine 15 g
Mix the 3 ingredients and bring to the boil. Using a fine needle, dip the frozen yoghurt balls into the boiling jelly two or three times so that they are completely covered. Place the balls in the refrigerator.
6 - Passion Fruit Meringue
Fruit'Purée Passion fruit frozen 175g
Water 75g
Powdered egg white 30 g
Sugar 200g
Xanthan gum 2g
Whip the ingredients using an electric whisk until the mixture has the texture of a meringue.
Assembly
Spread a spoonful of the Coconut Cream over the centre of a transparent glass plate. Place in the centre a Yoghurt and Orange Jelly ball. Place three or four crumbled pieces of the Pistachio Cake on the side ; this will be the support for a quenelle of the Blood Orange Sorbet. Using a piping bag, pipe several rosettes of the Passion Fruit Meringue and place a line of powdered pistachio nuts along one side