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  • Alistair Chevalier

Savouring Edenia: A Culinary Journey through the Flavours of the Garden of Eden




"EDENIA," a dessert conceived from the enchanting lore of the Garden of Eden, is a culinary masterpiece that tantalises the senses with its exquisite blend of flavours. Central to this creation is the Mutsu apple, plucked from the verdant Aomori plantations. Renowned for its perfect equilibrium of sweetness and tartness, the Mutsu apple brings a refreshing burst of crispness, embodying the essence of autumn's bounty.


Nestled alongside the Mutsu apple are the quinces, sourced from the fertile lands of Turkey. These quinces are celebrated for their enchanting fragrance and delicate, pear-like texture, which transform into a luscious, amber-hued gelée. This gelée, layered intricately between feather-light hazelnut Genoise, offers a subtle, floral sweetness that complements the nutty, buttery notes of the sponge cake.


Adding to this harmonious blend are the French pears, chosen for their velvety, melt-in-the-mouth texture and a sweetness that whispers of sun-drenched orchards. The pears and apples are masterfully cooked down into a compote, rich and thick, draping over the dessert like a cloak of sweet, fruity decadence.


The true surprise in EDENIA, however, lies in the infusion of Tonka beans, sourced from the lush landscapes of Brazil. These beans, a hidden gem in the culinary world, introduce a heady aroma and a complexity of flavours to the dessert. The tonka bean's intricate profile, a tapestry of vanilla's creamy dreaminess, almond's nutty depth, clove's warming spice, cinnamon's inviting sweetness, and the luxurious, liqueur-like essence of amaretto, envelops the dessert in a mystique that is both intoxicating and comforting.


EDENIA is a gastronomic journey to a paradise lost. Each spoonful unravels a story, a fusion of textures and tastes that dance together in perfect harmony. It's an invitation to indulge in a luxurious escape, a moment of blissful serenity. With EDENIA, one doesn't just savour a dessert; one experiences a piece of culinary artistry, a taste of the mythical Eden itself.


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