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OTT.NOV 2014

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volume (200%) and is ideal for stuffing;

or Tenutapiù Cream with 38% fat, thanks

to a special process of homogenization

of the cream is particularly stable and

heat treatment, provides excellent and

long-lasting even at room temperature

and is a completely natural product, with

no additives of any kind and is excellent

for chantilly, frozen desserts and ice

cream. In the world of sweet, what the

players are asking more often in recent

years is to have the “food solution” to

address the fact of having maybe in the

kitchen unskilled personnel; the demand

is for products such as home-made, in

which the chef can add your creative

touch. In this direction, our research

and development department in the

Netherlands, consisting of nearly 500

people, worked a lot, which allowed the

creation of a wide range of interesting

products. An example of all is the

Parfait, a neutral base for mousses and

parfaits very versatile, from which you

can develop many recipes (we created a

cookbook of more than 20 recipes, some

of which are present on the site debic.

com): all ‘operator ensures a high level

of service and save a lot of time, without

ever compromising on quality. In this

product are complemented by others

as the basis for crème brulee, tiramisu,

panna cotta, crème caramel, chocolate

mousse.”

The manager goes, “If you correctly

calculate the cost of each dessert, not

only with reference to the raw material,

but also by giving a value to the time

required for processing, our products are

winning service, providing quality and

still allowing a high level personalization

of the cake, according to the needs of

every professional.”

The company is about to launch a new.

“It is - explains Rosiello - a neutral base

for Bavarian, which can be customized

at will and obtain in this way, with

only one product, a different dessert

every week. And that will allow the

restaurateur to bring a dessert that is

difficult to find, if not in pastry.”

BASES TO TRANSFORM. We’ve also

heard Lorenzo Gardelli, Category Mix

Marketing Director at Unilever, explains:

“With regard to the sweet world, we

work with CIC with Alsa trademarks and

Carte d’Or (42 references). At first brand

are part of a wide range of powder for

ice cream, which in a simple sorbet

allow you to have a fresh and easily

achievable at the moment. All practical

aspects that affect the very refreshing,

particularly attentive to those products

that save time, but always give your

own personal touch to the recipe. In

this sense, semi-finished products are

particularly appreciated Carte D’Or, with

simple steps that will help you prepare

sweet and very pleasant with excellent

profit margins.

An example: If the semi-finished panna

cotta to replace a portion of milk with

green tea, with a preparation based

dessert I get a much higher range,

with great guest satisfaction, which

increasingly look to the restaurant for

something in particular, difficult to be

carried out at home. All this from a

semi-finished product quality, easy to

use, fast, which allows for a great ease of

dosing and storage long.”

The company is also working to expand

the range products and new flavors,

including non-traditional Italian cuisine:

for example, the preparation for the

Cheesecake, designed in collaboration

with the Chicago Culinary School to get

a recipe that accurately reflects the taste

of this typical American dessert. “Now

we are renovating the kit, inserting it

in the package in addition to the base

powder to create a cream, also the basis

for the cookie,” concludes the manager.

For a perfect dessert

DESIGNING composition of sweet

ingredients and form, thinking how each

proposal would bind the kitchen and

how many people you can devote to the

dessert

CALIBRATE the dessert menu in order

to be proportionate to the overall

proposal of the menu

BRING beside dessert from high food

cost, others from the lower cost, to

balance the overall costs

CALCULATING precisely the food cost,

also including decorations you may use;

remember that in general, for a dessert

elaborated, is the cost of the work

that affects more, compared to that of

ingredients

OBSERVE the seasonality of the fruit

used in desserts, it will cost less and

have a better flavor

LIMIT the number of ingredients, to

allow the flavors to feel good and not

unnecessarily increase the food cost

COMBINE the flavors keeping in

mind that the choice can be made by

association or contrast

From the pantry Qualitaly

Topping

Looking fluid and dense flavors and

aromas characteristic for each individual

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