As promised, here is the recipe for the delicious dessert that he prepared for us - milk risotto with cherry sorbet. You can find more photos of the cooking demo by clicking here.
Ingredients (makes 4)
For the milk risotto:
100g carnaroli rice
500ml milk
100g milk powder
50ml cream
45g sugar
1/2 vanilla bean
For the cherry sorbet:
175g seedless cherry
200ml water
80g sugar
12 pcs cherry pedicles
1. Soak the rice in water for 2 hours and then drain.
2. Bring the milk, cream, milk powder, sugar and vanilla bean to the boil. Once boiled, pour in the rice and cook at low heat. Stir continuously til rice softens (around 20 minutes).
3. Once cooked, the liquid will be absorbed into the rice. If it's too thick, add some more milk. Cool the mixture down and refridgerate the rice - the rice tastes better after being refridgerated for at least 24 hours.
4. For the cherry sorbet, boil the water and sugar until it becomes a syruppy consistency. Place the seedless cherries in a pacojet container and cover with syrup. Place the container in the freezer and freeze at -19C. Run the pacojet to obtain the sorbet and rest it in the freezer for 30 minutes.
5. Pour 3 spoonful of cold rice in a cold serving plate (the consistency must be similar to a creamy risotto). Take 3 scoops of cherry sorbet with a small ice scoop and place it on the top of the rice. Place cherry pedicle on each cherry sorbet and serve immediately.
Note: A Pacojet costs approx. USD$4,000 hence an alternative if you do not have this machine is to use your ice cream maker or buy from store. Vanilla ice cream will go very well with the milk risotto.
ooo, chef isadora at bistro a table has a pacojet. wonder if she'd lend it out to customers who might wanna try making this recipe. probably not, heheh :D
ReplyDeleteHehe I don't think she'd want to lend it out. I know another place which has a Pacojet and they've been experimenting and creating new things.
Deletereally tempting
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna try it soon when I can get the risotto rice. No more stock in the house.
DeleteVery familiar;) LOL. Did you attempt this and more importantly, did you make your own, chocolate stem? hehe
ReplyDeleteSoon soon. I think I'll cheat and use vanilla ice cream LOL
Deleteooh what a lovely combination!
ReplyDeleteYES! And absolutely love how the cherry sorbet looks like a real cherry.
DeleteLooks very impressive and the cherries on top making it more fabulous.
ReplyDeleteIt's not cherries... it's sorbet made to look like cherries! That makes it all the more impressive, right?
DeleteLook tempting and good.
ReplyDeleteQuite an easy recipe with good results.
DeleteAbsolutely love this! Risotto for dessert...yummy!
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