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RUBY
ENCYCLOPEDIA
EXPLORE RUBY LIKE NEVER BEFORE
TABLE OF CONTENT
PREFACE 04 PART 1 06
MANIFESTO
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PART 2 14 PART 3 00
CONFECTION
PASTRY / BAKERY
14 CH. 1: Confection Basics: Tempering, 56 CH. 1: Bakery / Pastry basics
making shells, tips & tricks for confection
58 Pound Cake with Ruby Glaze
14 How to temper Ruby chocolate 60 Ruby Brownie
16 Making shells 61 Ruby Cookies
18 Simple tricks 62 Ruby Muffins
63 Granola Bar
22 CH. 2: Ruby Ganaches
64 CH. 2: Simple bakery / pastry recipes
23 Ruby Dairy Ganache
24 Yogurt Strawberry ganache 65 Pistachio Cookies
25 Dairy Ganache with Beet Root 68 Coconut Cream Pie
26 Dairy Ganache with Acid 70 Layered Cake
28 Dairy Ganache with 2x Acid 71 Cheesecake
29 Ginger 72 Cupcake
30 Dairy Puree Raspberry
31 Dairy Puree Raspberry with Acid
74 CH. 3: Creams, Curds, Mousses, Glazes
34 Rose Lychee
35 Rose Lychee with Acid 75 Pastry Cream Ruby
36 Yuzu Ganache 76 Ruby Dairy Cremeux
37 Hibiscus 77 Raspberry Ruby Cremeux
80 Ruby Yogurt Mousse
38 CH. 3: Ruby & Others 81 Whipped Ganache
82 Ruby Glaze
39 Yuzu & W2 Ruby 83 Ruby Supreme
40 Gold & Ruby 84 Coconut Whip Ganache
41 Milk & Ruby
42 Dark & Ruby
44 Gianduja 86 CH. 4: Inspiration
45 Ruby Sesame Praline 88 Choux
92 Entremet
48 CH. 4: Snacking Confection 94 Black Forest
96 Tarte
49 Marshmallows 98 Macaron
50 Ruby Melt Away
51 Panning
52 Ruby Snacking Tablet
53 Almond Ruby Spread
54 Raspberry Caramel
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MANIFESTO
With Ruby chocolate, Callebaut® changed the face of the industry by introducing a 4th type of chocolate.
Ruby chocolate’s new intensely fruity, tangy, and fresh flavor and natural color will inspire chefs’ creations
for years to come.
Today, the Chocolate AcademyTM North America chef team invites you to dive even deeper into the possibilities
offered by this chocolate with the Ruby Encyclopedia. Built like a handbook, it showcases unlimited
combinations of flavors, textures and colors, allowing chefs to explore a new palette of applications never
seen before.
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PART 1
ABOUT
After dark, milk and white chocolate, Ruby is the
most extraordinary chocolate discovery in 80
years. This 4th type of chocolate surprises with a
RUBY
completely new chocolate taste and color – purely
natural from the Ruby cocoa bean – without adding
any colorants or fruit flavorings.
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Where do the Ruby Where are the Ruby cocoa
chocolate taste and color beans grown?
come from? They’re grown in the traditional cocoa growing
countries of Brazil, Ecuador and Ivory Coast.
Callebaut®’s chocolate makers found out that
Neither genus nor origin determine the qualification
unique components, naturally present in cocoa
for a cocoa bean to be a Ruby bean. It’s the inside
beans, yield chocolate with an exceptional red-pink
of the beans that counts. The natural occurrence of
color and fruity taste.
the sought-after precursors determines whether
a cocoa bean will yield the typical Ruby chocolate
Everything pointed towards the precursors in
color and taste during processing. Exactly those
a specific type of bean: the Ruby cocoa bean.
beans are selected to make Ruby chocolate.
Identifying the Ruby cocoa beans – which hold
plenty of these precursors – and finding the best
way to process the beans during chocolate making
has taken years of research in collaboration with
the Jacobs University in Germany.
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PART 1
ALL ABOUT RUBY CHOCOLATE
WHICH FLAVORS
WORK WITH
RUBY CHOCOLATE?
Very different from any other Wasabi
chocolate in the world, Curry Pink Pepper
Ruby chocolate has a fruity,
berry-like taste with typical
fresh, sour notes. The taste
itself comes from the cocoa Turmeric Ginger
beans selected to make this SPICES
chocolate type. Delicate
processing of the beans
preserves the typical sour Vanilla
flavors. Cinnamon
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Codfish Almond
Oyster Hazelnut
Caramel
Tomato Lemon
Cauliflower Lime
Maple syrup Honey
FRUITS &
SYRUPS VEGETABLES
Carrot Calamansi
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PART 1
ALL ABOUT RUBY CHOCOLATE
WHICH FLAVORS
WORK WITH
RUBY CHOCOLATE?
Mint Roquefort
HERBS CHEESES
Sesame Oil
OILS &
VINEGARS
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BEVERAGES
WINES BEERS
Rodenbach Geuze
Cognac Rum
Black Tea COFFEE Arabica
SPIRITS & TEA
Gin Sake
Ethiopia
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PART 1
ALL ABOUT RUBY CHOCOLATE
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PLAYING
WITH THE pH
The Ruby chocolate has a pH of 5.4
When you add water content to Ruby chocolate, check the
pH. The ingredients neutralize the pH of the chocolate to
bring the pH values up which affects the color.
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PART 2
CONFECTION
HOW TO TEMPER
RUBY CHOCOLATE
Tempering chocolate is pre-crystallizing the cocoa Using Ruby chocolate in a tempering machine for a
butter in chocolate. It ensures the chocolate will few days does not affect its taste or color. Ensure
become hard and shiny during cooling. Good continuous movement (stirring) to avoid separation.
tempering also guarantees molded chocolate When keeping Ruby chocolate in liquid condition, it
products can be easily removed from the molds is mandatory to maintain a processing temperature
after cooling. between 40-50°C (104-122°F).
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CONFECTION BASICS:
TEMPERING, MAKING SHELLS, TIPS & TRICKS
FOR CONFECTION
PART 2
CONFECTION
MAKING SHELLS
A molded bonbon is characterised by the fact that it has an outer shell in chocolate that is made by pouring
pre-crystallized chocolate into a mold and leaving it to harden. Once the shell has hardened, a filling is piped into
the mold and the bonbon is closed with a layer of tempered chocolate.
A wide range of fillings are suitable for molded bonbons, as long as they are easily pourable. What is essential
is that you need to be able to fill the interior completely without leaving behind air bubbles. For this you need a
soft, runny filling.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS
Molds Make sure that the molds are at room
Piping bags temperature and heat them up slightly
Melting tank or wheel-type tempering machine with a hot air blower. Make sure the
Small palette knife molds are no warmer than the tempered
Triangular palette knife chocolate.
Paper
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MAKING SHELLS
STEP BY STEP
3. Pour the excess chocolate out of the mold and make sure
that all the corners and edges in the mold are covered with
chocolate.
4. Remove the remaining chocolate from the top and the edges
of the mold using the small palette knife.
5. Leave the mold to drip onto the paper for 5 minutes (until
the dripping chocolate begins to solidify). Scrape the chocolate
remains off the top of the mold and leave it to harden for ten
minutes in the fridge (10°C). The molds are now ready to fill
with a ganache, or another filling.
8. Once the bonbons are set, tap the molds gently out onto a
sheet of paper or a stainless steel plate. If necessary, you can
tap the mold lightly with the back of the palette knife in order
to loosen the bonbons.
PRO TIP
2. When bonbons are taken out of the mold they remain static
for a little while.
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PART 2
CONFECTION
SIMPLE TRICKS
PROBLEM: DIFFICULT TO REMOVE FROM MOLD
CAUSE:
• Poorly tempered chocolate couverture.
• Cooling temperature too high.
• Layer of chocolate couverture too thin.
• Mold not cleaned sufficiently.
SOLUTION:
• Crystallising the chocolate couverture properly.
• Good tempering is easy with callets™.
• Once molded, the mold temperature should be between 14-16°C
for easy unmolding.
• Use a less fluid chocolate couverture for bigger molded figures.
SOLUTION:
• Cooling should occur at a temperature approx. 10°C lower than
the ambient temperature.
• Good tempering is easy with callets™.
• Melt the excess crystals by increasing the temperature
gradually by 0.5°C.
• Mold temperature should be 20 to 24°C before unmolding.
SOLUTION:
• Mold temperature should be 14-16°C before unmolding.
• Use a chocolate that has the right viscosity for the mold
(for small mold, use a fluid chocolate and and for large mold use a
less fluid chocolate).
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PROBLEM: DULL STAINS ON MOLDED PRODUCTS
CAUSE: SOLUTION:
• “Over-crystallised” chocolate. • Melt the excess crystals by increasing
• Refrigerator too cold the temperature gradually by 0.5°C.
(ideal temperature is between 14-16°C). • Mold temperature should be 20 to 24°C
• Molds too cold. before unmolding.
• Molds not cleaned sufficiently. • Clean molds!
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MARSHMALLOWS
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Do not touch the product
with wet or warm fingers
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PART 2
CONFECTION
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PART 2
CONFECTION
Format: Molded
pH level: 5,1
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
YOGURT
RUBY GANACHE
Yogurt Ruby ganache flavored with Strawberry powder
Format: Molded
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Using Yogurt as an acid component and
Strawberry powder to enhance
the color and taste
pH level: 4,8
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
VANILLA
RUBY GANACHE
Dairy base Vanilla Ruby ganache colored
with beet root powder
Format: Molded
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Using beet root powder
as a natural coloring
pH level: 4,9
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
1. Boil the cream, trimoline, vanilla bean, and beet root powder,
then cool to 70°C
2. Strain the mixture over the Ruby chocolate
3. Burr mix, add in the butter and create an emulsion
4. Once everything is well emulisified, transfer to piping bag to cool
5. Cool ganache to 29°C before piping into shells
6. Allow to crystallize before closing the shells
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VANILLA GANACHE
WITH CITRIC ACID
Dairy base Vanilla ganache with the addition of citric acid to enhance the color
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Adding the citric acid will not
alter your flavor but will enhance
your color
pH level: 4,66
Difficulty level: Medium
Cream 35% 335g 29,99% 1. Boil the cream, trimoline, and vanilla bean then cool to 70°C
Trimoline 75g 6,71% 2. Pour the mixture over the Ruby chocolate
Vanilla beans 2g 0,18% 3. Begin to burr mix while adding butter and citric acid
Citric acid solution 9g 0,81% 4. Once everything is emulsified cast into prep frame
Butter 84g 7,52% 5. Allow to crystallize before cutting and enrobing
Ruby 612g 54,79%
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PART 2
CONFECTION
VANILLA GANACHE
WITH CITRIC ACID X2
Dairy base Vanilla ganache with the addition of
citric acid to enhance the color
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Adding the citric acid will not alter your
flavor but will enhance your color
This is the same recipe as before with
2 times the amount of acid
pH level: 4,03
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
1. Boil the cream, trimoline and vanilla to a simmer, then cool to 70°C
2. Pour over the Ruby chocolate and let sit a moment before burr mixing
3. Begin to burr mix and add in the butter and citric acid
4. Once an emulision has been created, cast into prepped frame
5. Allow to crystallize before cutting and enrobing
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PART 2
CONFECTION
RUBY GINGER
GANACHE
Almond milk based ganache flavored with ginger
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: An alternative to dairy with the usage
of almond milk, paired with ginger to
compliment the Ruby chocolate
pH level: 5,4
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
1. Boil the almond milk, sorbitol, dextrose, glucose, and grated ginger
2. Cool to 70°C and strain over the Ruby chocolate
3. Add in the butter and create an emulision
4. Once everything is emulsified, cast into prep frame
5. Allow to crystallize before cutting and enrobing
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PART 2
CONFECTION
RASPBERRY
GANACHE (NO ACID)
Ganache puree and dairy base
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: The addition of puree not only brings
flavor but bright red color
pH level: 4,7
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
RASPBERRY
GANACHE (ACID)
Ganache made with puree, dairy and addition of acid
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: The addition of acid to the prior recipe
to enhance the color and brighten the
flavor by reducing the PH
pH level: 4,3
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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RASPBERRY GANACHE
cast into prepped frame
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CONFECTION
Format: Molded
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.82, up to 8 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Using puree as a base to remain
true to the flavor
pH level: 4,61
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
Format: Molded
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.82, up to 8 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Using puree as a base to remain true to
the flavor, adding acid to brigthen
the color
pH level: 4,03
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.87 up to 5 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Using a citrus ganache helps reduce PROCEDURE
the pH level close to that of Ruby
chocolate 1. Boil the puree, glucose and trimoline
pH level: 3,86 2. Cool to 70°C and pour over the salt, Ruby chocolate and
cocoa butter
Difficulty level: Medium
3. Allow heat to transfer before bur mixing
4. Burr mix to create an emulsion
5. Once emulsified, cast into prepped frame
6. Allow ganache to crystallize before cutting and enrobing
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CONFECTION
HIBISCUS
RUBY GANACHE
Water base infusion ganache
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89 up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Hibiscus tea infusion not only brings
flavor that pairs well with Ruby
chocolate but gives a bright purple color
pH level: 4,3
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
Water 250g
Hibiscus 30g
PROCEDURE
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CONFECTION
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III. RUBY & OTHERS
Format: Molded
pH level: 4,17
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
RUBY &
GOLD GANACHE
Dairy base ganache
Format: Molded
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: The creaminess of Callebaut® Gold
round up the overall flavor and texture
of the ganache
pH level: 5,43
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
RUBY &
823 GANACHE
Dairy base ganache
Format: Molded
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.89, up to 4 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Pairing cinnamon with Ruby chocolate
and Milk chocolate for a well balance
flavor profile
pH level: 5,25
Difficulty level: Medium
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: AW 0.9 up to 2 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Pairing dark couverture with
Ruby chocolate enhancing the
fruitness of the Ruby chocolate
pH level: 5,2
Difficulty level: Medium
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CONFECTION
RUBY GIANDUJA
Nut base gianduja
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: up to 6 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Coconut pairs well with Ruby chocolate
allowing us to keep a vibrant color
1/ COCONUT GIANDUJA
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
2/ ALMOND GIANDUJA
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
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CONFECTION
RUBY SESAME
PRALINE
Praline base
Format: Molded
Color & Flavor preservation: up to 6 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Pairing sesame with Ruby chocolate
and Milk chocolate for a well balance
flavor profile
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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RUBY SESAME PRALINE
Allow to crystallize before
closing shells
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CONFECTION
IV. SNACKING
CONFECTION
I V. S N AC K I N G C O N F E C T I O N
RUBY
MARSHMALLOWS
Blackcurrent and Ruby Marshmallows
Format: Framed
1/ MARSHMALLOWS
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Sugar 375g 28,97% 1. Cook the first trimoline, sugar and puree to 110°C
Trimoline 1 125g 9,66% 2. In a mixing bowl with a whip, combine the second
Cassis puree 250g 19,32% amount of trimoline and gelatin mass
Trimoline 2 156,25g 12,07% 3. Once syrup is at 110°C pour over the ingredients in the mixing
Gelatin mass 165g 12,75% bowl
Citric acid 3g 0,23% 4. Whip the mixture on high speed to begin to cool and
Ruby 220g 17,00% incorporate air
5. Melt the Ruby chocolate to 40°C
TOTAL 1294,25g 100%
6. Fold in the Ruby chocolate and citric acid making sure
there are no streaks
8. Cast the marshmallows into desired frame thickness
9. Allow to sit overnight before cutting, toss in coating
2/ MARSHMALLOW COATING
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
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CONFECTION
I V. S N AC K I N G C O N F E C T I O N INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: up to 8 weeks PROCEDURE
Tips & Tricks: Can be easily enrobed, molded or
1. Temper the Ruby chocolate
used with another ganache
2. Add the coconut oil and cast
Difficulty level: Easy 3. Allow to crystalise before coating
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PART 2
CONFECTION
I V. S N AC K I N G C O N F E C T I O N
RUBY PANNING
Panning
Format: Round
Color & Flavor preservation: up to 3 months
Tips & Tricks: Choose product to be panned, nuts,
gianduja, pâte de fruits...
Add some fruit powder to flavor
the Ruby chocolate
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
1. Set up the air between 10°C and 20°C depending on your room temperature
2. Set up the rotation around 20 %
3. Start adding the temper Ruby chocolate small amount at a time
4. Once all the Ruby chocolate has been added let crystalize overnight
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PART 2
CONFECTION
I V. S N AC K I N G C O N F E C T I O N INGREDIENTS GRAMS
PROCEDURE
Format: Molded 1. Temper the Ruby chocolate and cast into desire molds
2. Top with choice of aromas
Color & Flavor preservation: up to 3 months
Tips & Tricks: Use the pairing chart to complement
the Ruby chocolate with aromas
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PART 2
CONFECTION
I V. S N AC K I N G C O N F E C T I O N
ALMOND RUBY
SPREAD
Revisited hazelnut chocolate spread
Format: Jar
Color & Flavor preservation: up to 6 weeks
Tips & Tricks: Can easily substitute almonds for
another nut, macadamia, hazelnut
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 2
CONFECTION
I V. S N AC K I N G C O N F E C T I O N
RASPBERRY CARAMEL
Soft chewy fruit base caramel
Format: Framed
Color & Flavor preservation: up to 3 month
Tips & Tricks: Fruit puree can be substituted
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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CONFECTION
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PART 3
I. BAKERY / PASTRY
PASTRY / BAKERY
BASICS
PART 3
PASTRY / BAKERY
In this section,
we bring you
basic bakery and pastry
recipes to give you all
the tips & tricks to work
with Ruby chocolate.
Our main focus
has been on the taste.
Color dilution is
normal as we mix Ruby
chocolate with other
ingredients in these
recipes. We worked on
pairings to offer great
taste and still have a
color twist to amaze
your clients.
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POUND CAKE
PASTRY / BAKERY
I. BAKERY / PASTRY: BASICS
POUND CAKE
Vanilla pound cake with raspberry and Ruby calletsTM glazed with Ruby glaze
Format: Loaf
Color & Flavor preservation: Refrigerate up to 5 days
Tips & Tricks: For a better result,
glaze your pound cake cold
1/ POUND CAKE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Yolks 203g 17,22% 1. Whip the yolks and the sugar to ribbon stage
Sugar 279g 23,66% 2. Sift the dry ingredients and mix just until combined
Creme fraiche 152g 12,89% 3. Melt the butter, add in, followed by the vanilla and
Bread flour 215g 18,24% creme fraiche
Baking powder 5g 0,42% 4. Once combined fold in the raspberries and Ruby chocolate
Butter 82g 6,96% pieces
Vanilla paste 3g 0,25% 5. Pour the batter into prepared loaf pan
Raspberry pieces 120g 10,18% 6. Bake at 170°C for 35-40 minutes depending on size
Chopped Ruby 120g 10,18% 7. Soak the cake after baking
2/ VANILLA SYRUP
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
2/ RUBY GLAZE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Ruby 1070g 254,76% 1. Melt the Ruby chocolate to 40°C add the oil and butter
Grapeseed oil 80g 19,05% 2. Use between 23 & 25°C
Butter 30g 7,14%
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PASTRY / BAKERY
BROWNIE
Dark Chocolate brownie with pistachio and
Ruby callets™ topped with Ruby ganache
1/ BROWNIE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
2/ GANACHE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Cream 35% 335g 29,75% 1. Boil the cream, trimoline and vanilla beans
Trimoline 75g 6,66% 2. Cool to 70°C and strain over the Ruby chocolate and citric acid
Vanilla beans 2g 0,18% 3. Burr mix until smooth
Citric acid solution 18g 1,60% 4. Add in butter and emulsifie
Butter 84g 7,46% 5. Allow to crystallize before using
Ruby 612g 54,35%
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PASTRY / BAKERY
COOKIES
Ruby chocolate chip cookies
Format: Scooped
Color & Flavor preservation: Refrigerate up to 5 days
1 day once baked
Tips & Tricks: Add any type of nuts or dried fruits
to fit your needs
Difficulty level: Easy
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PASTRY / BAKERY
MUFFINS
Almond muffins filled with Cherry cream
Format: Individual
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Cherries paired with Ruby chocolate for
a flavorful experience
1/ MUFFINS
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Butter 84% 226g 10,61% 1. Cream the butter and sugar until light and fluffy
Sugar 396g 18,59% 2. Mix in the eggs one at a time followed by almond extract
Eggs 212g 9,95% 3. Sift together the dry ingredients
Almond extract 3,5g 0,16% 4. Alternate the dries and milk into the butter sugar mixture
Almond flour 160g 7,51% 5. Fold in almond then cherries gently
Cake flour 320g 15,02% 6. Scoop into desired molds
Baking powder 8g 0,38% 7. Bake at 175°C for 15-20 minutes depending on size
Salt 4g 0,19% 8. Once the muffin are completely cool, filling with Ruby chocolate
Milk 226g 10,61% Cremeux
Slivered almonds 150g 7,04%
Cherries 425g 19,95%
2/ FILLING
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Cherry puree 225g 36,12% 1. Whisk together the eggs and the yolks in a bowl and set aside
Yolks 67g 10,75% 2. Heat the puree and the sugar together until light simmer
Eggs 85g 13,64% 3. Slowly temper the puree into the the egg mixture
Sugar 74g 11,88% 4. Place back into the pot and continue to whisk until
Gelatin mass 25g 4,01% the mixture has reached 82°C
Ruby 85g 13,64% 5. Pour over the Ruby chocolate and gelatin mass
Butter 62g 9,95% allow heat to transfer
6. Burr mix, add butter and finish burr mixing until
TOTAL 623g 100%
mixture is smooth
7. Allow to cool slightly before filling the muffin
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PASTRY / BAKERY
GRANOLA BAR
Energy bar packed with dried seeds and nuts
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PART 3
PASTRY RECIPES
II. SIMPLE RECIPES
PISTACHIO COOKIES
Pistachio cookies topped with Ruby
Format: Individual
1/ COOKIES
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
2/ RASPBERRY CARAMEL
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Cream 35% 75g 7,72% 1. Bring the cream, sorbitol and puree to a boil
Sorbitol 44g 4,53% 2. Add the glucose, bring to boil
Raspberry puree 230g 23,66% 3. Whisk in sugar slowly to maintain the boil
Sugar 180g 18,52% 4. Cook to 115°C
Glucose 270g 27,78% 5. Add in the butter and the lecithin
Butter 60g 6,17% 6. Cook to 118°C and take off the heat
Lecithin 3g 0,31% 7. Add in the melted Ruby chocolate
Ruby 110g 11,32% 8. Cast caramel into desired heat resistance shape
9. Allow to set overnight before cutting
TOTAL 972g 100%
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BROWNIE
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PASTRY / BAKERY
PIE
Ruby Coconut Cream pie
Format: 8 inch
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Twist on the classic coconut cream pie
with the addition of Ruby chocolate,
coconut and Ruby chocolate are a good
pairing
1/ DOUGH
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
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2/ PIE FILLING
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Coconut puree 380g 54,04% 1. Heat the puree, sugar, and salt
Sugar 50g 7,11% 2. Whisk together the yolks and corn starch
Salt 0,62g 0,09% 3. Temper the warm puree mixture into the eggs
Yolks 40g 5,69% 4. Cook on medium heat while whisking
Corn starch 20g 2,84% 5. Mixture will become thick when done
Cream cheese 42,5g 6,04% 6. Take off the heat and add in the cream cheese
Ruby 115g 16,36% 7. Add into the Ruby chocolate, citric acid and dessicated coconut
Citric acid 5g 0,71% 8. Place into shell and allow to set before garnishing
Dessicated coconut 50g 7,11%
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PASTRY / BAKERY
II. SIMPLE RECIPES
LAYERED CAKE
Layered cake with buttercream and coulis
Format: 8 inch
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Assortment of color and flavor
enhance the visual and taste profile
1/ CASSIS SPONGE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Cake flour 545g 22,80% 1. Make a meringue with whites and sugar #2
Sugar #1 454g 19,00% 2. Whip the eggs and sugar #1
Baking powder 12g 0,50% 3. Fold in the puree and oil
Eggs 200g 8,37% 4. Add the sifted dries
Vegetable oil 200g 8,37% 5. Fold in the meringue
Cassis puree 300g 12,55% 6. Bake at 170°C for 20 minutes
Vanilla paste 6g 0,25%
Whites 400g 16,74%
Sugar #2 273g 11,42%
2/ RUBY BUTTERCREAM
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Egg whites 470g 28,48% 1. Whisk together the whites and sugar
Sugar 300g 18,18% 2. Heat over a water bath to 75°C
Butter room temp 595g 36,06% 3. Transfer to mixer and whip on high speed
Ruby 275g 16,67% 4. Once meringue is cool, slowly begin to add room temp butter
Citric acid 10g 0,61% 5. Melt the chocolate to 40°C and add in citric acid
6. Whip together all butter and meringue well
TOTAL 1650g 100%
7. Fold in the Ruby chocolate and citric acid until no streaks
3/ RASPBERRY GELEE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
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PASTRY / BAKERY
II. SIMPLE RECIPES
CHEESECAKE
Traditional cheesecake flavored with Ruby
Format: 8 inch
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Finished with a Ruby chocolate glaze to
enhance the visual and taste of Ruby
chocolate. Adding lemon juice to the
cheesecake, enhance the flavor and
color
Difficulty level: Medium
1/ CHEESECAKE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
2/ CRUST
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Graham crakers 140g 53,85% 1. Melt the butter and add it to the graham cracker
Sugar 30g 11,54% 2. Add the sugar and Ruby chocolate
Butter 65g 25,00% 3. Line your mold
Ruby pcs 25g 9,62% 4. Bake at 180°C for 10 minutes
3/ GLACAGE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Water 50g 3,60% 1. Cook the water, sugar, puree and glucose to 104°C
Glucose 300g 21,58% 2. Take off heat and add condensed milk
Sugar 300g 21,58% 3. Pour over the Ruby chocolate, gelatin mass, and mirror glaze
Condensed milk 100g 7,19% 4. Burr mix and cool
Raspberry puree 100g 7,19% 5. Glaze at 22°C
Gelatin mass 140g 10,07%
Ruby 300g 21,58%
Mirror glaze 100g 7,19%
CUPCAKE
PASTRY / BAKERY
II. SIMPLE RECIPES
CUPCAKE
Red velvet cupcake topped with Ruby cream cheese icing
Format: Individual
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Traditional Red velvet cupcake
with the addition of Ruby
chocolate
Adding lemon juice enhance the
flavor and color
Difficulty level: Medium
Cream cheese 450g 28,72% 1. Paddle the cream cheese till smooth
Butter 450g 28,72% 2. Cream the butter separately and combine with
Salt 8g 0,51% the cream cheese
Lemon juice 30g 1,91% 3. Add in the salt, vanilla and lemon juice
Vanilla extract 4g 0,26% 4. Slowly add in the powdered sugar
Confectioner sugar 400g 25,53% 5. Melt the Ruby chocolate to 40°C
Ruby 225g 14,36% 6. Fold in the Ruby chocolate and whip to consistency
7. Pipe on the cupcake and garnish
TOTAL 1567g 100%
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MOUSSES, GLAZES
III. CREAMS, CURDS, MOUSSES & GLAZES
PASTRY CREAM
Ruby Pastry Cream
Format: Mass
Color & Flavor preservation: 2 days
Tips & Tricks: Pastry cream flavored with Ruby
chocolate, for a brighter color, replace
some milk by a red fruit puree
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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RUBY RASPBERRY
CREMEUX
Puree base cremeux
Format: Mass
Color & Flavor preservation: 2 days
Tips & Tricks: The acidity and color of the raspberry
makes it visually appealing
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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RUBY YOGURT MOUSSE
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RUBY YOGURT
MOUSSE
Pate a bombe base mousse
Format: Mass
Color & Flavor preservation: 2 days
Tips & Tricks: Sourness of the yogurt pairs well
with the Ruby chocolate
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
80
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WHIPPED GANACHE
Ruby Whipped Ganache
Format: Mass
Color & Flavor preservation: 2 days
Tips & Tricks: Lemon zest brighten the flavor
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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GLAZE
Raspberry Ruby Glacage
Format: Mass
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 week
Tips & Tricks: Bright red color with the puree
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PASTRY / BAKERY
SUPREME
Ruby Supreme
Format: Mass
Color & Flavor preservation: 2 days
Tips & Tricks: Using beet root powder
as a natural coloring
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
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PASTRY / BAKERY
Format: Mass
Color & Flavor preservation: 2 days
PROCEDURE
Tips & Tricks: Pairing coconut with Ruby for a
well rounded mouth feel 1. Warm the cream and sugar
2. Pour over the Ruby chocolate and gelatin mass
Difficulty level: Medium
3. Burr mix until well combined
4. Add the coconut puree
5. Burr mix again
6. Allow to set overnight before whipping
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IV. INSPIRATION
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RASPBERRY TARTE
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PASTRY/BAKERY
CHOUX
I V. I N S P I R AT I O N
CHOUX
Ruby Coconut Choux
Format: Individual
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Pairing Coconut with Ruby chocolate
Difficulty level: Difficult
1/ PATE A CHOUX
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Water 113g 15,48% 1. Bring the water, milk, salt, sugar and butter to a simmer
Milk 113g 15,48% 2. Add the flour and dry the dough
Salt 8g 1,10% 3. Transfer to a mixer
Sugar 8g 1,10% 4. Add the eggs one at a time
Butter 113g 15,48% 5. Pipe the choux
Bread flour 150g 20,55% 6. Put a disc of craquelin on the top
Eggs 225g 30,82% 7. Bake at 180°C for 45 minutes
2/ CRAQUELIN
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
RECIPE CONTINUES
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CHOUX
4/ RASPBERRY GELEE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Raspberry puree 500g 76,57% 1. Bring the puree and sugar to a simmer
Sugar 100g 15,31% 2. Pour over the lemon juice and gelatin mass
Gelatin mass 48g 7,35% 3. Cast and freeze
Lemon juice 5g 0,77%
FINAL ASSEMBLY
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YOGURT RASPBERRY
ENTREMET
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I V. I N S P I R AT I O N
PETIT GATEAU
Yogurt Raspberry Entremet
Format: Individual
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Pairing Yogurt Raspberry with Ruby
chocolate
1/ ALMOND DACQUOISE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Almond flour 144g 33,80% 1. Mix the almond flour, confectioner sugar and flour
Confectioner sugar 64g 15,02% 2. Make a meringue with the egg whites and sugar
Egg whites 144g 33,80% 3. Fold in the dries
Sugar 54g 12,68% 4. Spread and bake at 200°C for 15 minutes
Pastry flour 20g 4,69%
2/ RASPBERRY CREMEUX
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Raspberry puree 180g 36,12% 1. Heat the puree and 1/2 sugar
Yolks 54g 10,83% 2. Temper into the yolks, eggs & 1/2 sugar
Eggs 68g 13,64% 3. Cook over medium heat to 85°C whisking continuously
Sugar 59,40g 11,92% 4. Pour over the Ruby chocolate and gelatin mass
Gelatin mass 19g 3,81% 5. Burr mix till smooth
Ruby 68g 13,64% 6. At 40°C add the butter and burr mix
Butter 50g 10,03% 7. Cast and freeze
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3/ YOGURT MOUSSE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Sheep milk yogurt 200g 26,77%
1. Cook the sugar and water to 118°C
Yolks 70g 9,37%
2. Pour over the yolks
Sugar 90g 12,05%
3. Add the melted gelatin
Water 30g 4,02%
4. Add the melted Ruby chocolate at 40°C
Gelatin mass 24g 3,21%
5. Fold in the yogurt, the whipped cream and lemon juice
Ruby 95g 12,72%
Whip cream 220g 29,45%
Lemon juice 18g 2,41%
4/ GLAZE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
PROCEDURE
FINAL ASSEMBLY
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I V. I N S P I R AT I O N
BLACK FOREST
Twist on a classical black forest
Format: Individual
Color & Flavor preservation: 1 day
Tips & Tricks: Adding Ruby chocolate and cherry to a mousse
brings a little twist to this classical dessert
1/ CHOCOLATE CAKE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Eggs 210g 7,32% 1. Whisk together eggs, vanilla, oil and buttermilk until
Vanilla extract 40g 1,39% well combined
Vegetable oil 224g 7,81% 2. Sift all the dry ingredients and slowly incorporate
Buttermilk 480g 16,73% into wet mixture
Cake flour 420g 14,64% 3. Lastly add in the hot water slowly just until combined
Salt 34g 1,19% 4. Transfer batter into desired frame
Baking powder 5g 0,17% 5. Bake at 180°C for 20-30 minutes
Baking soda 10g 0,35%
Cocoa powder 180g 6,27%
Sugar 800g 27,88%
Hot water 466g 16,24%
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2/ RUBY CHERRY MOUSSE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Cherry puree 135g 19,29% 1. Whip the cream to a medium soft peak, set in fridge
Gelatin mass 15g 2,14% until ready to use
Ruby 150g 21,43% 2. Heat the cherry puree just to a soft simmer
Callebaut® 811 25g 3,57% 3. Add the gelatin mass (take our bloomed), mix well
Cream 35% 375g 53,57% 4. Pour over the chocolate and purr mix
5. Once mixed well, cool to 41°C over an ice bath
TOTAL 700g 100%
6. Fold in the whipped cream into the chocolate mixture
7. Once everything is well incorporated, use immediately
to build the cake
Lime juice 12g 2,51% 1. Bring the puree and glucose to a simmer
Cherry puree 61g 12,73% 2. Pour over the chocolate, lime juice and gelatin mass
Glucose 6g 1,25% 3. Burr mix together well, add in the cream and burr mix
Ruby 85g 17,75% 4. Allow to set overnight before using
Gelatin mass 15g 3,13% 5. When ready for use, whip the ganache to a medium
Cream 35% 300g 62,63% peak garnish the cake
FINAL ASSEMBLY
1/ PATE SUCREE
I V. I N S P I R AT I O N INGREDIENTS GRAMS %
TART Butter
Confectioner sugar
212g
134g
27,04%
17,09%
Almond flour 42g 5,36%
Raspberry tarte
Fleur de sel 1g 0,13%
Eggs 80g 10,20%
Pastry flour 315g 40,18%
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2/ BISCUIT CHOCOLAT
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Trimoline 20g 7,97% 1. Melt the butter and cocoa paste to 50°C
Eggs 70g 27,89% 2. Hand blend the rest of the ingredients
Sugar 33g 13,15% 3. Add the melted buter/chocolate
Cream 35% 35g 13,94% 4. Pipe into the par baked tart shells
Almond flour 20g 7,97% 5. Bake at 170°C for 9 minutes
Cake flour 35g 13,94%
Cocoa powder 7g 2,79%
Baking powder 3g 1,20%
Salt 1g 0,40%
Cocoa paste 7g 2,79%
Butter 20g 7,97%
Lime juice 210g 14,00% 1. Bring the lime juice, puree and glucose to a simmer
Raspberry puree 170g 11,33% 2. Pour over the Ruby chocolate and gelatin mass and burr mix
Glucose 400g 26,67% 3. Add the cream
Ruby 450g 30,00% 4. Refrigerate overnight
Gelatin mass 120g 8,00%
Cream 35% 150g 10,00%
FINAL ASSEMBLY
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PASTRY/BAKERY
MACARON
I V. I N S P I R AT I O N
MACARON
Macaron filled with Ruby ganache
Format: Individual
Color & Flavor preservation: 3 days
Tips & Tricks: Refrigerate the macaron overnight
for better tasting result
1/ MACARON
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
Almond flour 250g 24,72% 1. In a bowl, mix together the almond flour,
Confectioner sugar 250g 24,72% powdered sugar and first amount of egg whites
Whites #1 86g 8,50% 2. Begin whipping second amount of egg whites making
Sugar 250g 24,72% a meringue
Water 90g 8,90% 3. Cook the sugar, water and color to 118°C
Whites #2 85g 8,40% 4. Slowly stream into the meringue, whip on a higher speed
Red Color 0,5g 0,05% 5. Once meringue is cool to touch, fold into the first mixture
6. Mix until pipeable consistancy
TOTAL 1011,5g 100%
7. Pipe and bake at 160°C for 12 minutes
8. Allow to cool before filling with ganache
2/ RUBY GANACHE
INGREDIENTS GRAMS % PROCEDURE
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MACARON
Pipe filling into
macaron shells
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