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Hidromiel Y Fractal Fluido - Mead And Fractal Fluid

FDL
By
Fine Dining Lovers
Editorial Staff
Difficulty
Challenging
Total Time
14H 0MIN
Ingredients

All purpose flour: 250 g

Butter: 125 g, melted

Eggs: 1

Egg yolks: 1

Water: 5 ml

Sugar: 100 g

Tandoori spices: 1,5 g

Sweet chili peppers: 1,5 g

Carminic acid: 0,5 g

Blue curaçao: 20 g

Apple syrup: 10 g

Lemon juice: 150 g

Lemon zest: 2

Eggs: 2

Egg yolks: 2 each

Butter: 100 g

Grape sugar: 50 g

Milk: 50 g

Cocoa butter: 200 g

Sweet chili peppers: 3 g

Carminic acid: 0,5 g

Water: 500 ml

Honey: 100 g

Star anise: 2 pieces

Birch sugar: 100 g

Xanthan gum: 1,5 g

Vodka: 10 g

Carminic acid: 1,7 g

Water: 5 g

Sugar: 2 g

Bitter cocoa powder: To taste

Lemon dessert with honey mead, a masterpiece of molecular gastronomy by the famous Spanish chefs Arzak.

Method
01.
For Broken Base

Mix all the ingredients and let it sit in the refrigerator for 1 hour.

Spread the paste on a baking sheet and bake for 80 minutes at 140 Cº.

Let it cool and then crush it completely.

Add the curaçao and the syrup to 150 gr of the crushed base.

02.
For Lemon “Sculptures”

Mix all the ingredients well.

Quickly scald it and then pour the mixture into a cubical Flexipan mould.

Place in freezer.

Once thickened, cut it in half, giving it an undulated shape.

Keep in freezer.

03.
For Exterior Of The Lemon “Sculptures”

Melt the butter at a temperature lower than 50°C.

Add the sweet chilli pepper and the carminic acid.

Sprinkle it with frozen lemon, with the help of a hypodermic needle so as to create a thin exterior.

Let it sit in the refrigerator.

04.
For Mead Base

Scald the honey and water mixture; add the star anice and let it infuse for 5 minutes.

Let cool.

Mix the remaining ingredients, beating well with a whisk.

Let it rest in the refrigerator for 6 hours to eliminated any excess air.

05.
For Mead Reactor

Mix together all the ingredients.

06.
To finish

Sprinkle the lemon-based “sculptures” with cocoa powder, which will give it a coppery look.

Place the broken base on a flat surface or serving plate.

Then add the lemon sculptures, in a vertical manner (2 per person).

To finish, pour 50 gr of mead.

The server will then add a full teaspoon of reactor that will then produce a kind of fractal reaction.

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