Posted by: Swee | March 31, 2008

Dragonfuit sorbet?

No, I did not make or attempted to make it. I just happened to be invited to a *free* event/workshop by Pastry Pro some couple of weeks back. Chef Christoph Riedel was in town representing Dreidoppel from Germany to show us some new products, flavourings and inventions from Dreidoppel / Pastarom.

Chef Christoph showcased some interesting desserts and sorbets.

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Limoncella - Lemon custard tartlet with cherry fruit filling

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Pistachip mousse tart with cherry filling

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Ok, I didnt know what that red colour thingy was..

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Dragonfruit sorbet (that tasted like bubblegum to me- well because dragonfruit is naturally quite tasteless anyway… )

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Dolcino Cilegia - Cherry marzipan tartlet

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Mousse made with vegetable-gelatin.

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Pastry Pro’s Pastry Chef demonstrated their airbrush set..

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Pulled sugar display

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Chef christoph and Buttermilk-cherry sorbet, dragonfruit sorbet and vanilla ice cream

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English Temptation - Milk chocolate mousse with bavarian tea cream and ginger sponge

Yummy.. always good to indulge in new desserts and pastries (oh free food yay)

ps: i have a new blog :)

Responses

But the texture sure looks good.

Looks so divine! Must call me next time! lol!

Hi, I went to Pastry Pro a few times, didn’t know they have this kind of show. Do you have to register with Pastry pro or become a member or something ? Thanks.

Min
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Oh what amazing looking pastry. Just beautiful. I have had dragon fruit gelato up here in NQ at the Frosty Mango and I loved it. Great post.

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