Banana with rum and raisin, caramel salted butter, whipped cream with citrus zest, crumble of speculoos
A marriage of alcohol, salt, sugar and sourness. All combined in a beautifully simple dessert.
You can always replace the bananas with whatever fruit is in season.
Ingredients
Recipe for 4 personsFlambéed banana
Salted butter caramel
Whipped cream
Speculoos crumble
Preparation time: 20 min
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Plating
On a flat plate, place a half banana on the side, parallel to the side.
With the help of a pastry pouch, make nice balls of citrus whipped cream on top.
Zest the citrus directly on the whipped cream and then gently garnish along the side of the banana with the speculoos crumble.
Add the raisins with the banana's cooking jus.
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Speculoos crumble
Crumble the cookies with the help of a food processor then add the melted butter and sugar, and blend again. Transfer to a mixing bowl or baking sheet and set aside on the counter.
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Citrus whipped cream
Whip the 35% cream in a cold bowl with a whisk ( the colder the cream the easier it is to whip)
From the start, add the sugar and the scraped seeds from your vanilla bean.
Once whipped, place in the fridge.
Zest the citrus and set aside until ready to serve.
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Salted butter caramel
In a sauce pot, start cooking the sugar until golden. Add the butter and mix. Add the warm cream, mix well and then bring to a boil for about 2 minutes, or until it becomes nice a homogenous. Ideally, pass the sauce through a fine mesh sieve.
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Flambéed bananas
Place the raisins with the rum in a mixing bowl.
Peel your bananas and cut them lengthwise in 2.
In a skillet, melt the butter and add the brown sugar. Once the sugar makes bubbles, place the bananas in the skillet, flat side down.
Pour the raisin and rum mix on top. With a lighter, flambée the bananas. Make sure not to overcook them. It should take less than a minute.
Remove the bananas and save the cooking liquid with the raisins.
You can always replace the bananas with whatever fruit is in season.