Tuesday 22 March 2011

Cooking on Redshift radio in Crewe

Brett Pistorius was invited last week to cook on air with Liz and Dr Gav on the Tuck In Tuesday program.
It was such an enjoyable evening and in actual fact Brett showed the Redshift presenters how to make a fabulous Chocolate pave', which is a tempered chocolate cylinder that is filled with a flour-less pave' chocolate sponge, and both a white chocolate mousse and a coffee and dark chocolate mousse.

Photo's can be viewed on RedShift radio's Facebook page


Creme patisserie recipe:
- 500ml milk
- 100g Sugar
- 2 Eggs
- 50g Flour
- 10g Cornflour
- Vanilla pod


White chocolate mousse recipe:

-100g Creme Pat
-200g Melted white chocolate
-300g Double cream



Dark Chocolate mousse:

-300g Melted dark chocolate
-300g double cream
- 6 egg yolks
- 1/2 cup Black coffee


You Can listen to the radio show by clicking on these links:

Redshift radio: link



Thank-you Liz and Dr Gav at Redshift Radio for having us at your studio's. Check them out at http://www.redshiftradio.co.uk
Also a very big Thank-you to ReaseHeath college for sponsoring the program.

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