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Megabytes by John & Sally McKenna Vol 3 Issue 9

Step-by-Step Cooking Solutions

Nougat Glace

115g (4oz) chopped candied fruit
50ml (2fl oz) Kirsch
1 vanilla pod
4 large eggs
50g (2oz) unsalted butter at room temperature
100g (3 1/2oz) sugar
500ml (18 fl oz) thick cream
35g (1 1/2oz) whole almonds
35g (1 1/2oz) hazelnuts

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1. Measure out the candied fruit.

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2. Roughly chop the candied fruit and leave to soak (preferably overnight) in the Kirsch.

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3. Split a vanilla pod and remove the seeds.

 

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4. Place the eggs in a saucepan and beat lightly with a whisk.

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5. Beat together the eggs, the butter, the sugar and the vanilla pod and its seeds.

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6. Cook gently until the eggs begin to set. Then place the saucepan containing the egg mixture over a bowl of cold water, to chill.

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7. Whip the cream until very very thick, to the consistency of scrambled eggs.

 

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8. Roast the nuts under a grill and then rub off the skins between your fingers.

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9. Roughly chop the nuts.

 

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10. Add the egg mixture to the beaten cream.

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11. Stir gently to combine.

 

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12. Add the nuts.

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13. Add the fruit.

 

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14. Stir to combine.

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15. Line a terrine tin with cling film.

 

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16. Pour the mixture into the lined terrine.

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17. Freeze until set, about 4 hours. Cut into slices and serve.

Note the raspberry sauce from our recipe for Rice works well with this dessert also.

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text © John & Sally McKenna
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