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Confection Cremeux
Made with CONFECTION 80% DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
A wide range of chocolate intensities
3 stepsWith Confection 80%, adapt the cocoa intensity of your creations to suit the sensory balance you are looking for, while preserving the unique character of its origin.
Recipe Step by Step
CONFECTION 80% CRÉMEUX
CRÈME ANGLAISE
585g Whole milk
250g Whipping cream
100g Glucose DE60
165g Eggs
CONFECTION 80% CREMEUX
Crème Anglaise
Creme anglaise :
Bring the milk, cream, and DE60 glucose to a boil, then combine them with the egg yolks. Heat to 185°F (84°C).
Use immediately or cool quickly in the refrigerator.
Cremeux :
Weigh out the amount of hot crème anglaise required for the recipe.
Gradually pour this mixture onto the partially melted chocolate, emulsifying it with a spatula as you do so.
Blend vigorously as soon as possible until you have a perfect emulsion.
Leave to set in the refrigerator, ideally for 12 hours at 40°F (4°C).
CONFECTION 80% CRÉMEUX (GELATIN RECIPE)
CRÈME ANGLAISE
585g Whole milk
250g Whipping cream
100g Glucose DE60
165g Eggs
CONFECTION 80% CRÉMEUX
1000g Crème anglaise
7g Powdered gelatin 220 Bloom
35g Water for the gelatin
Creme anglaise :
Bring the milk, cream, and DE60 glucose to a boil. Pour onto the eggs. Heat to 185°F (84°C).
Use immediately or cool quickly in the refrigerator.
Cremeux :
Weigh out the amount of creme anglaise needed for the recipe, add the bloomed and heated gelatin.
Gradually pour this mixture onto the partially melted chocolate, emulsifying it with a spatula as you do so.
Blend vigorously as soon as possible until you have a perfect emulsion. Leave to set in the refrigerator, ideally for 12 hours at 40°F (4°C).
CONFECTION 80% CRÉMEUX (GELATIN RECIPE)
CREME ANGLAISE
560g Whole milk
240g Whipping cream
95g Glucose DE60
45g Sugar
160g Eggs
CONFECTION 80% CRÉMEUX
1000g Crème anglaise
7g Powdered gelatin 220 Bloom
35g Water for the gelatin
Creme anglaise :
Bring the milk, cream, sugar and DE60 glucose to a boil. Pour onto the eggs. Heat to 185°F (84°C).
Use immediately or cool quickly in the refrigerator.
Cremeux :
Weigh out the amount of crème anglaise needed for the recipe, add the bloomed and heated gelatin.
Gradually pour this mixture onto the partially melted chocolate, emulsifying it with a spatula as you do so.
Blend vigorously as soon as possible until you have a perfect emulsion. Leave to set in the refrigerator, ideally for 12 hours at 40°F (4°C).


