In Taiwan, 水果沙軟唐 is very popular and they come in an assortment of flavors and colors. Today, one of the candies we made was a 'Passionfruit & Apricot pate de fruit' which in translation is "百香果&杏桃水果沙軟唐". We used the passion fruit puree and apricot puree from a brand called "Capfruit", as they are one of the many sponsors of the French Pastry School.
The school is fortunate to have all the right equipments to work with candy. We got to use guitar cutters to cut our pate de fruit into prefect little squares. It would be very difficult to achieve the prefect shape if you were to use a knife to cut the sticky candy. Believe me, I've tried and I almost wanted to kill myself because it was sticking to my knife and the shapes were not prefect squares. This just goes to show, having the right tools for the right job is a forward step toward perfection.
WOW this looks great! It seems like you're going to such an amazing school!
ReplyDelete"having the right tools for the right job is a good step toward perfection" totally agree, a very good example is my swiss roll... haha
ReplyDelete@Le - It is an amazing school. I am surrounded by passionate students who are all linked with the same goal in mind, and we are supported by the world's best pastry chefs and masters in their own field! i'm lucky.
ReplyDelete@Neyeeloh - Yeah, don't you just hate it when you don't have the right tools and it totally messes up your hard work..
ReplyDeleteApricot = 杏桃
ReplyDeletejack, youre so advanced already!! they dont teach pate de fruits to us until intermediate! =/
ReplyDelete*thumbs up* =)
@AWY - good save buddy.. good save! You cannot trust the online translation these days for sure.
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