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Budapest Roll Tangerines, hazelnut, meringue, and whipped cream is what you'll get from the pastry - here's the bonbon version of it! Bonbon mold Cabrellon 1728 - 18 grams (0.63 oz) Yield approx. 48 bonbons Tools Immersion Blender · Mixer/Blender Components Tangerine PDF AW 0.7665 200 gram tangerine purée (7.05 oz) 20 gram tangerine concentrate (0.71 oz) 65 gram pear purée (2.29 oz) 20 gram granulated sugar A (0.71 oz) 8 gram pectin jaune (0.28 oz) 310 gram granulated sugar B (10.93 oz) 1 vanilla bean 40 gram glucose syrup (DE40) (1.41 oz) 3.6 gram acid solution (0.13 oz) 10 drops tangerine oil Ganache AW 0.8057 200 gram white chocolate (34%) (7.05 oz) 100 gram cream (36%) (3.53 oz) 32 gram glucose syrup (DE40) (1.13 oz) 25 gram sorbitol powder (0.88 oz) 10 drops cream aroma Crisp Layer AW 0.3395 Hazelnut Meringue 90 gram egg whites (3.17 oz) 160 gram granulated sugar (5.64 oz) 60 gram hazelnut flour (2.12 oz) 1.5 gram cream of tartar (0.05 oz) Crisp Layer 120 gram white chocolate (4.24 oz) 80 gram hazelnut butter (2.82 oz) 40 gram meringue (1.42 oz) 40 gram chopped hazelnuts (1.42 oz) 2 gram sea salt (crushed) (0.08 oz) Instructions Tangerine PDF 1 Start by mixing granulated sugar A with pectin 2 Split the vanilla bean, scrape out the seeds, and "knead" them into granulated sugar B 3 Make a small “pit” in the sugar that you can use to weigh the glucose syrup. Carefully cover the glucose syrup with the sugar 4 Pour the tangerine purée, concentrate, and pear purée into a saucepan 5 Heat gently to 40°C (104°F), then add the sugar and pectin mixture while stirring 6 When it starts to simmer, add the glucose syrup 7 Bring to a boil and add the vanilla and sugar mixture in three stages, making sure it boils between each addition 8 Cook to 75° Brix or 107°C (224.6°F). Turn off the heat, add the acid solution, and mix well 9 Add the tangerine oil and mix thoroughly 10 Pour into a container, cover with plastic wrap to prevent the surface from drying out Ganache 1 Pour the cream and the sugars into a small saucepan 2 Heat to 40°C (104°F), ensuring the sugar dissolves completely 3 Meanwhile, melt the white chocolate 4 Pour the cream and sugar mixture into a jug and add the melted chocolate along with the cream aroma 5 Blend thoroughly with an immersion blender to achieve a good emulsion 6 Pipe about 4 grams (0.14 oz) into each shell when the ganache reaches 29°C (84.2°F) 7 Allow it to crystallize before piping in the crisp layer. This ganache is very soft Crisp Layer Hazelnut Meringue 1 Set your oven to 110°C (230°F) 2 Start by pouring the egg whites (room temperature) into a bowl 3 Add the cream of tartar, and whisk the egg whites on low speed 4 Once the egg whites are full of tiny bubbles, like foam, gradually add the granulated sugar, allowing it to dissolve into the egg whites 5 When all the sugar has been added, increase the speed 6 Whip the meringue until you get soft peaks 7 Gently fold the hazelnut flour into the meringue until the mixture is completely homogeneous 8 Pipe the meringue onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake in the for 2 hours 9 After two hours, turn off the heat, crack the oven door open, and let the meringue sit for another hour Crisp Layer 1 Melt the white chocolate 2 Then add the hazelnut butter, meringue, hazelnuts, and sea salt 3 Mix well and pre-crystallize the mixture 4 Pipe about 3 grams (0.11 oz) into each shell 5 Allow it to crystallize, then seal the bonbons and enjoy! A little tip There will be quite a bit of PDF left over. Cut it into cubes, coat with granulated sugar, and serve as candy! You can also make half the recipe if you're comfortable working with such a small batch. I've found that this quantity of PDF is manageable to work with, even though it leaves some extra. This recipe yields a lot of meringue, and only a small portion is used here. Make less if you prefer - nothing's stopping you! “Extra treat!” Notes

Budapest Roll

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Recipe by Mats Rajala

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Budapest Roll

Tangerines, hazelnut, meringue, and whipped cream is what you'll get from the pastry - here's the bonbon version of it!

Bonbon mold

Cabrellon 1728 - 18 grams (0.63 oz)

Yield

approx. 48 bonbons

Tools

Immersion Blender · Mixer/Blender

Components

Tangerine PDF

AW 0.7665

200 gram tangerine purée (7.05 oz)

20 gram tangerine concentrate (0.71 oz)

65 gram pear purée (2.29 oz)

20 gram granulated sugar A (0.71 oz)

8 gram pectin jaune (0.28 oz)

310 gram granulated sugar B (10.93 oz)

1 vanilla bean

40 gram glucose syrup (DE40) (1.41 oz)

3.6 gram acid solution (0.13 oz)

10 drops tangerine oil

Ganache

AW 0.8057

200 gram white chocolate (34%) (7.05 oz)

100 gram cream (36%) (3.53 oz)

32 gram glucose syrup (DE40) (1.13 oz)

25 gram sorbitol powder (0.88 oz)

10 drops cream aroma

Crisp Layer

AW 0.3395

Hazelnut Meringue

90 gram egg whites (3.17 oz)

160 gram granulated sugar (5.64 oz)

60 gram hazelnut flour (2.12 oz)

1.5 gram cream of tartar (0.05 oz)

Crisp Layer

120 gram white chocolate (4.24 oz)

80 gram hazelnut butter (2.82 oz)

40 gram meringue (1.42 oz)

40 gram chopped hazelnuts (1.42 oz)

2 gram sea salt (crushed) (0.08 oz)

Instructions

Tangerine PDF

Start by mixing granulated sugar A with pectin

Split the vanilla bean, scrape out the seeds, and "knead" them into granulated sugar B

Make a small “pit” in the sugar that you can use to weigh the glucose syrup. Carefully cover the glucose syrup with the sugar

Pour the tangerine purée, concentrate, and pear purée into a saucepan

Heat gently to 40°C (104°F), then add the sugar and pectin mixture while stirring

When it starts to simmer, add the glucose syrup

Bring to a boil and add the vanilla and sugar mixture in three stages, making sure it boils between each addition

Cook to 75° Brix or 107°C (224.6°F). Turn off the heat, add the acid solution, and mix well

Add the tangerine oil and mix thoroughly

Pour into a container, cover with plastic wrap to prevent the surface from drying out

Ganache

Pour the cream and the sugars into a small saucepan

Heat to 40°C (104°F), ensuring the sugar dissolves completely

Meanwhile, melt the white chocolate

Pour the cream and sugar mixture into a jug and add the melted chocolate along with the cream aroma

Blend thoroughly with an immersion blender to achieve a good emulsion

Pipe about 4 grams (0.14 oz) into each shell when the ganache reaches 29°C (84.2°F)

Allow it to crystallize before piping in the crisp layer. This ganache is very soft

Crisp Layer

Hazelnut Meringue

Set your oven to 110°C (230°F)

Start by pouring the egg whites (room temperature) into a bowl

Add the cream of tartar, and whisk the egg whites on low speed

Once the egg whites are full of tiny bubbles, like foam, gradually add the granulated sugar, allowing it to dissolve into the egg whites

When all the sugar has been added, increase the speed

Whip the meringue until you get soft peaks

Gently fold the hazelnut flour into the meringue until the mixture is completely homogeneous

Pipe the meringue onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake in the for 2 hours

After two hours, turn off the heat, crack the oven door open, and let the meringue sit for another hour

Crisp Layer

Melt the white chocolate

Then add the hazelnut butter, meringue, hazelnuts, and sea salt

Mix well and pre-crystallize the mixture

Pipe about 3 grams (0.11 oz) into each shell

Allow it to crystallize, then seal the bonbons and enjoy!

A little tip

There will be quite a bit of PDF left over. Cut it into cubes, coat with granulated sugar, and serve as candy! You can also make half the recipe if you're comfortable working with such a small batch. I've found that this quantity of PDF is manageable to work with, even though it leaves some extra.

This recipe yields a lot of meringue, and only a small portion is used here. Make less if you prefer - nothing's stopping you!

“Extra treat!”

Notes