Tropical Apricot,
Loquat, and Raspberry Terrine
Simple Syrup (poaching liquid):
Simple Syrup (poaching liquid):
3 cups sugar
7cups water
2 tbls. Ginger
juice of 1 lime orange zest
Procedure:
Add all ingredients, bring to boil then remove ginger before adding
loquat for poaching.
Tropical apricot gelle:
Ingredients:
6 cups tropical apricot puree/juice
2cups sugar
2tbls. Sweet orange marmalade
Procedure:
Add all ingredients and bring to a simmer.
Poaching Loquats:
Procedure:
Peel loquats and de-seed and cut in half. Add loquats to simple syrup
for 15-20 min. or until soft.
Raspberry Gellee:
Ingredient:
12 oz. Frozen raspberry
3 tbls brandy
5 cups lehua honey
Procedure:
Bring to simmer
Sliceable Gellee:
1 pt of cold water to 6 oz powdered gelatin
Amount of gellee for each:
¼ for raspberry
¼ for simple syrup
½ tropical apricot
How we came up with this terrine idea:
We had a recipe for a plum and pear terrine but we decided to make our
own with the loquats we had. So, in the book culinary artistry we found no
loquats but the dictionary definition for loquat is also known as the Japanese
plum. The loquat is pear shaped and the flesh is similar to the same fruit and
when we looked up pear the general compatible flavors were ginger vanilla and
lemon. For the plum the flavors were lemon orange cinnamon and apricot. So we
substituted the tropical apricot for the apricot, and under apricot raspberry
came up as a compatible ingredient. When we poached the loquat we poached it
with ginger and the citrus zest. That was our thought process on the terrine.
Chef Instructor Paul Heerlein
Lorin Alani,
Kalani Adams
Hawaii
Community College- West Hawaii