Raspberry Sherbet Served on Tuiles

Raspberry Sherbet Served on Tuiles
Jan-2009 Daring Baker's Challenge

This month's challenge is brought to us by Karen of Bake My Day and Zorra of 1x umruehren bitte aka Kochtopf. They have chosen Tuiles from The Chocolate Book by Angélique Schmeink and Nougatine and Chocolate Tuiles from Michel Roux.

This was a great challenge. I had fun playing with all sorts of shapes. My favourite way to prepare these cookies was turning them into bowls. I chose to fill these yummy bowls with a gorgeous raspbery sherbet (recipe below). Thank you Karen and Zorra for a great challenge.

Tuiles
Recipe taken from “The Chocolate Book”, written by female Dutch Master chef Angélique Schmeinck

Makes: 16 small/4 large cups

Ingredients:
1/4 cup softened butter (not melted but soft)
1/2 cup sifted confectioner’s sugar
1 sachet vanilla sugar (7 grams or substitute with a dash of vanilla extract)
2 large egg whites (slightly whisked with a fork)
1/2 cup sifted all purpose flour
1 tablespoon cocoa powder/or food coloring of choice
Butter/spray to grease baking sheet

Directions:
1. Using a hand whisk or a stand mixer fitted with the paddle (low speed) and cream butter, sugar and vanilla to a paste. Keep stirring while you gradually add the egg whites. Continue to add the flour in small batches and stir to achieve a homogeneous and smooth batter/paste. Be careful to not overmix.

2. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes to firm up. This batter will keep in the fridge for up to a week, take it out 30 minutes before you plan to use it.

3. Preheat oven to 350F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or grease with either butter/spray and chill in the fridge for at least 15 minutes. This will help spread the batter more easily if using a stencil/cardboard template such as the circle. Press the stencil on the bakingsheet and use an off sided spatula to spread batter. Leave some room in between your shapes.

4. Mix a small part of the batter with the cocoa and a few drops of warm water until evenly colored. Use this colored batter in a paper piping bag and proceed to pipe decorations on circle. (My chocolate batter was a little thicker than the batter so it left a raised pattern on the tuile. I love the effect.)

5. Bake tuiles in a preheated oven for about 5-10 minutes or until the edges turn golden brown. Immediately release from baking sheet and proceed to shape/bend the cookies in the desired shape. These cookies have to be shaped when still warm, you might want to bake a small amount at a time or maybe put them in the oven to warm them up again. Shape immediately after baking using for instance a rolling pin, a broom handle, cups or cones.

Raspberry Sherbet
Adapted from The Perfect Scoop by David Lebovitz

Serves: 4-6

Ingredients:
4 cups frozen raspberries
2 cups whole milk
1 cup sugar
2 teaspoons lemon juice

Directions:
1. Put the raspberries in a blender or food processor, along with the milk and sugar. Puree until smooth, then strain the mixture to remove the seeds. Stir in the lemon juice.

2. Freeze the mixture in your ice cream maker according to the manufacturer's instructions. If it is too soft, transfer to the freezer until it hardens.

69 comments:

veggievixen said...

that is amazing.

i've never actually made sherbet/frozen yogurt/ice cream because i don't have the right equipment. but i've always wanted to.

i love all things raspberry. looks perfect.

Anonymous said...

Ooo, raspberry sherbet. I know what I'm making next in my ice cream maker!

Your pictures are great!

Sara said...

These are so pretty! The raspberry sherbet looks fantastic. Yum!

Hyperion said...

these look so amazing! When the tuiles are decorated they look like tuxedo shirts, and raspberry sherbert = awesome.

Good job!

Rosa's Yummy Yums said...

Great pairing! Your Tuiles are very pretty! Another successful challenge...

Cheers,

Rosa

Anonymous said...

whoa, your's is up already :) beautiful tuiles, with raspberry and chocolate nothing can go wrong:)

Vijitha said...

wow! brilliant post dear! loved the sherbet the most. Such inviting lovely click. Good job!

Rajani said...

hey love this!! very pretty... and i like the serbet recipe simple enough for me.

Deeba PAB said...

I feel faint just looking at those beauties Paula...quick, can I have a tuile please! Maybe I can try this gorgeous sherbet with strawberries when we get more berries soon. VERY YUM!!

Anonymous said...

Gorgeous tuiles, gorgeous sherbet, and gorgeous photographs! Love the sharp, chocolate drizzle and love that you made the sherbet yourself :) Well done!

Finla said...

Beautiful and love the sorbet

Jo said...

Great job on your challege and love the combi of choc and raspberries.

Debbie said...

The chocolate with raspberry sorbet sounds unbelievable!! I would love that!

Anonymous said...

This looks like such a great combination! The sorbet sounds like the perfect use for my new icecream maker!

Lauren said...

Ooo, your tuiles look amazing! Love the raspberry sorbet pairing =D.

hexe said...

Raspberries and chocolate are one of my all time favorite combinations - that looks delicious!

Thistlemoon said...

Looks amazing! Congrats on such a beautiful execution!

JENNA said...

beautiful photos! The color of the raspberry sherbet is amazing.

Ruth said...

Your sherbet looks delicious. I love the sherbet with the tuille. What a lovely flavor

Anonymous said...

Mmm! Nice job on the challenge. The photos look fantastic and the chocolate/sherbet/tuile combo is getting my tummy rumbling!

Dewi said...

Perfect pairs. You did well on this month challenge.
Bravo,
Elra

Anonymous said...

Lovely, looks like something from a gourmet restaurant!

Anonymous said...

Lovely dessert cups, I like your flavor combination. I am so inspired to remake mine after seeing all the lovely ones out there!

Creative Classroom Core said...

What a beautiful presentation! I know what Im making for Valentine's Day Dessert!

Lisa is Bossy said...

I really love how you can see the raised chocolate pattern on the tuile. And the colors in your photos really pop - that bright pink with the chocolate! Mmmmm :)

Clumbsy Cookie said...

That's a perfect looking sorbet! And so are the tuille cups!

Anonymous said...

Oh my gosh- that sherbet looks divine! and the tuile is perfect too!

Anonymous said...

Great presentation! The tuiles look perfectly thin and the drizzle of chocolate makes me want to just dive right in with a spoon.

Barbara Bakes said...

Your tuiles look perfect and the sherbet sounds delicious!

pigpigscorner said...

wow looks gorgeous! The raised chocolate pattern is cool!

Jen Yu said...

I love the pattern on the tuile - how neat! Great job, the whole thing looks delish (I love DL's book!).

Bunny said...

These are so lovely Paula. So delicate, perfect with the homemade raspberry sherbert which looks wonderful!! I LOVE that color!!

TeaLady said...

Oh, So, Pretty. Great job Paula.

Unknown said...

What I love the most is how you have chocolate both in the tuile and drizzled on top. I bet the layered flavors were terrific with the raspberry!

Peter M said...

Yes, this is the perfect cleanser after those brownies!

Anonymous said...

A W E S O M E ! :)

Anonymous said...

oh yummy they look great. love the way you decorated them with the chocolate batter :-)! XOXO

chef_d said...

Such lovely pictures! I can almost taste them...

The Irreverent Cook said...

Wow! That looks sooo amazing! =D

Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen said...

I've never tried to make Tuiles. Looks like you have them mastered and I can learn from you. The raspberry sherbet is gorgeous on them. Very taste tempting photos and recipes.
Sam

janjan said...

Oh so pretty! The chocolate drizzle is a great touch :)

Hayley said...

The color of the sorbet is fantastic, and your presentation is beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

Mary said...

Love, love, love the chocolate on the tuile. Well played!!!

Anonymous said...

mmm raspberry sherbet would be great! Your tuiles look fantastic!
Nice job!

Anonymous said...

Gorgeous pictures, and that sorbet looks so delicious perched on top of your tuiles! :)

Laurel said...

Your raspberry sorbet tuile cups are making my mouth water! I can almost taste the tartness of the frozen treat...

whall said...

I'd never even heard of twileys or tuesdays or tuilips or whatever they are. And now they're calling, calling.

Celeste said...

Gorgeous!!!

vanillasugarblog said...

It is pretty, but I would chow it down because the flavor combo is too hard to resist!

Anonymous said...

Lovely! And your sherbet recipes sounds great, too!

Eat4Fun said...

You made you own sherbet! That's pretty cool! Great job on this challenge! :)

Ranee @ Arabian Knits said...

Your tuiles look delicious. The chocolate drizzles are just gorgeous and look perfect with the raspberry sherbet. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work!

Anonymous said...

These look so tasty. I want to try the raspberry sherbet. I'm sure it will be time consuming, since I don't have an ice cream maker. Great job!

Lynne Daley said...

Great looking tuiles. Chocolate and raspberries have a natural affinity, I think. Nice job on the challenge.

pixie said...

lovely pairing!

Anonymous said...

Now THAT is something that tempts me to no end! Raspberry and chocolate is such a great combination! Good job my friend! :)

Candy S said...

another yummy looking recipe from DL's book. looks like that's going on my amazon wish list. looks great.

alana said...

This looks so good- I'm hungry just looking at it! Great job.

Anonymous said...

They remind of dragons (no idea why) just love the colour and the tastes involved great photos. Fab job on this challenge

PAM said...

Love your tuile cups. Great job and that sorbet looks soooo good.

Julie said...

I love raspberry sherbet! Great pairing for these tuiles.

Megan said...

I dont think I'll be repeating the tuiles but I'm bookmarking the sorbet recipe. This sounds awesome!

Brilynn said...

There was so much creativity with this month's challenge. I love what you've done with yours!

kk said...

The raspberry sherbet must have been a great compliment to the tuiles. I can't wait to try that myself. Thanks for the recipe. -kk

Vera said...

Gorgeous! I can imagine how great it tasted!

Jacque said...

Those are seriously cute! Sorbet sounds delish too :)

Jeanne said...

Oh, I love your pictures! The tuilles look perfect and the colour on the sherbet quite heavenly. I hope that when we move into a new house, I will have enough freezer space to try my hand at making some...

Anonymous said...

Raspberry Sherbet that sounds so good! Tuiles look great!

Diana said...

Oh wow, I love raspberry sherbet, expecially with chocolate. Looks amazing! Great job on the challenge.

 
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