EL SECANO (DRYLAND DISH)
JESÚS SEGURA - TRIVIO
Ingredientes
- For the beer toffee: 2 bottles of Trivio beer, 0.15 kg sugar, 0.07 kg water, 0.1 kg cream, 0.05 kg butter, a dash of Xanthan gum
- For the “milky wheat”: 0.05 kg wheat, 0.1 kg bird seed drink, 0.01 kg sugar,
- For the rye ice cream: 0.5 kg rye, 1 l milk, 0.125 kg sugar, 0.24 kg egg yolks, 0.02 kg dextrose,
- For the rye namelaka: 0.25 kg Dulcey brand chocolate, 0.005 kg gelatine, 0.2 kg rye milk, 0.4 kg cream 35%,
- Decoration: a dash of roasted malt
Preparation
For the beer toffee:
- Reduce the beer down to ⅓.
- Prepare some dark caramel with the water and sugar at the same time.
- Boil cream in the microwave and add to the caramel.
- Then add the butter and reduce until it thickens.
- Add the beer and reduce for 5 minutes.
- Remove from the heat and texturize with Xanthan gum.
For the “milky wheat”:
- Cook the wheat over a low heat in the bird seed drink until soft.
- When the wheat is almost ready, add the sugar and let it dissolve.
- If needed, add more bird seed drink. Make sure it does not become dry.
For the rye ice cream:
- Toast rye in the oven at 180ºC.
- Pour the milk over it and let it soak in.
- Strain the milk and set aside.
- Bring to the boil, and at the same time, whisk the egg yolk with the sugar and dextrose.
- When the milk has boiled, pour half of it over the yolk, then mix and heat.
- Bring to 83ºC and cool in a PacoJet jar.
For the rye namelaka:
- Place the gelatine in water with ice to hydrate.
- Weigh the other ingredients and bring the rye milk to the boil.
- Stir in the gelatine.
- Pour over the chocolate until melted.
- Add the cream and blend.
- Keep cold with cling film.
Serving instructions
- Place one part of toffee on one side and spread around the edge.
- Add 6 pcs of roasted malt.
- In a separate bowl, mix equal parts of the cooked wheat and namelaka and place at the beginning of the spread toffee.
- Place a quenelle of the rye ice cream on top of the wheat.
- Put a chickpea tongue (separate recipe) on the quenelle.
Comments
- The wheat with the namelaka should be a creamy texture, not a dough.
- Use a large amount of toffee.