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Giulio Terrinoni's recipe: Lentil moon blanc

The recipe by Giulio Terrinoni, one Michelin star chef at the “Per me” restaurant in Rome, lends itself to a play on words: Moon Blanc or Mont Blanc? In a sort of culinary divertissement that reveals the chef's personal approach between irony and creativity, the original idea is to replace the sweet notes of chestnuts with the sapid ones of lentils in the most classic of desserts. An intriguing revolution

Giulio Terrinoni's recipe: Lentil moon blanc

Ingredients for people 4

For the lentil cream

300 g of Ventotene lentils

2 bay leaves

1 vanilla bean

50 grams of powdered sugar

For the meringue:

50 g egg whites

100 gr granulated sugar

50 gr water

For the cocoa crumble

25 gr butter

25 gr brown sugar

20 g “00” flour

5 g cocoa

For the whipped cream

100 gr cream

20 gr powdered sugar

Method

Make the meringue by preparing a syrup with water and

sugar; when they reach a temperature of 121° pour slowly over the egg whites

semi-whipped and continue to whip until cooled.

With the help of a teaspoon, line the hemisphere silicone molds with the meringue, being careful to cover them perfectly.

Dry in the oven at 70° for about 3 hours.

Rinse the lentils abundantly, eliminating any bodies

strangers; place them in a large saucepan, cover them with plenty

water, add the bay leaf and cook them over low heat until they are thick

very soft.

Drain the lentils and blend them with the icing sugar and the vanilla seeds

scraped from the pod, pass through a fine sieve and place the cream in a

piping bag in the fridge.

Prepare the crumble by mixing all the ingredients together and put the

mass in the fridge for at least an hour.

Crumble the mixture on a baking tray lined with parchment paper and bake

160 for about 20 minutes.

Store in a container until use.

Whip the cream and add the icing sugar with the help of a lollipop

pots and place in a sac a poche in the fridge.

Editor

Form a small spike with the lentil cream in the center of the plate,

place the first hemisphere of meringue on top and fill it with the cream

same.

Add the right amount of crumble on top, fill the other hemisphere

of meringue with the whipped cream and close the sphere by joining the two

half.

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