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6 Base Ing redient Substitutes in Plant-Based Pastry
10 RECIPES
10 Almond Passion Frui t Tart
12 Beet Cake
14 Brioche
16 Chocolate, Raspberry and Coconut Verrine
18 Vegan Pistachio and Berry Petits Gateaux
20 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
20 Contact Sosa Ingredients
CHEF ANTONIO BACHOUR
CH EF AND OWNER OF BACHOUR , MIAMI , FL @ ANTONIO.BACHOUR
Antonio Bachour grew up in Puerto Rico and was hooked on pastry from a young age, thanks to a
childhood spent in his family's bakery. He dedicated his first few years honing his trade in Puerto Rico
as a pastry cook at Sand Hotel and Casino and Westin Rio Mar. In search for a better place to conti-
nue growing professionally, 2001 found Bachour States-bound, in Miami Beach, as executive pastry
chef at Talula. Pretty soon he was trying his hand at Italian delicacies at both Devito South Beach and
Scarpetta in New York and Miami.
In 2009, Bachour was asked by KN R Food Concepts to be a part of the opening team at theW South
Beach Hotel. Shortly after, he took over responsibility for all pastries for The Trump Soho hotel and
its restaurants. In April 2011 Bachour trained in France with renowned chef Philippe Givre at L'Ecole
Val rhona and that same year he was selected as one of the "Top 10 Pastry Chefs" in America plus
was f ina list in the 2011 Int ernational Chef Cong ress Pastry Competi t ion.
Bachour's local and international fame was cemented during his tenure at the Sal Harbour St. Regis
where he was Executive Pastry chef from 2011 until 2016.
In 2012, .Johnson and Wales Universit y selected Antonio for the Zest award for Baking & Pastry
Innovator.
Bachour's hyper-creative desserts have been featured in numerous pastry publications, such as So
Good Magazine, Dulcypas, Saber y Sabor(Spain), Starchefs (The Architecture of New York), Gourmet
Magazine, Dessert Profess ional, Pastry Art & Design, National Culinary Review (Magazine of the
American Culinary Federation).
In 2018, Ant onio was awa rded the Best Pastry Chef Award by the prestigious Best Chefs Awa rds
organization, t he world's leading cu li nary award platform.
Antonio has four published books; Bachour, Bachour Simply Beautiful, Bachour Chocolate and
Bachour The Baker.
He has spent the bulk of the past few years s ince leaving the St. Regis, teaching pastry around the
world, a nd working on his flagship store which opene d in Cora l Gables in the spring of 2019.
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FANTASTIC FLAVOR
SOSA Ingredients is a world leading manufacturer and distributor
of premium ingredients for cooking and pastry- making .
Our goal is to support and guide chefs all around the world
in making the impossible possible, using modern gastronomy' s
four fundame ntal principles : more texture, more flavor, less sugar
and less fat!
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BASE INGREDIENT
SUBSTITUTES IN
PLANT-BASED PASTRIES
EGG
The egg p lays a very import ant role in pastry. B esides contributin g fl avor, eggs hel p e mulsify,
aerate, and coagu late mixtures w hile contri buting fa t.
The egg white and egg yolk each fulfill d iffere nt and ve ry importan t technical fu nction s in recipes.
We analyzed the egg's composit io n to det ermine s ubstit u t e fo rmu las t o crea t e pla nt-based
elaborations.
COMPOSITION: 75°/o water, 13°/o protein, 11°/o fat
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An e g g yolk con t a ins about 11% fat.
EMULSION
An egg co ntains lec ithin, an emulsifier.
AERATION
An egg o ffer s a e ration due to its albumin content, a protein.
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DAIRY
Dai~ pro ducts-such as milk, c ream, b u tter, a nd c heese-are commonly used in pastry. T hey
prov•de flavor and offer aeration a nd fa t .
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In addition to contributi ng flavor, butter contributes fat, texture, and emulsifying properties.
I C O MPOS IT ION: 83.5°/o fat, 16°/o water, o.so/o protein
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I 15°/o water+ 25°/o vegetable oil + 58°/o coconut oil + 1°/o SOSA Natur Emu I+
1% SOSA Sojawhip
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I In baking, milk provides water, flavor, creaminess, and emulsifying properties. In fact, milk is a
stable emulsion.
I COMPOSITION : 87°/o water, 5°/o protein, 4.5°/o sugars, 3.5°/o fat
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l Soy, rice, oats, coconut, almond milk
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~ The case of cream is more complex than that of milk because the technical functions of cream
are to contribute aeration and fat. For example, in the case of a mousse, the aerating function
of the cream can be replaced by a m eringue made with SOSA Potatowhip or SOSA Sojawhip,
and the fat part replaced by alternative fats such as coconut, cocoa butter, or shea butter, or by
flavored fats such as pure nut or chocolate pastes.
C OMPOS ITION: 58% water, 4% protein, 3% sugars, 35% fat
PLANT-BASED ALTERNATIVE
AERATION FUNCTION: water or puree+ SOSA Potatowhip or SOSA Sojawhip
FAT CONTRIBUTION FUNCTION: coconut oil or shea butter
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ANIMAL-BASED GELATIN
A nimal - based gelatin he lps s t abilize and gel numerous pastry recipes. If repla ced, it is im porta nt
to do so without losing these properties. Also, s ince anima l-based g e la tin is high in protein, it
o ffer s an aerating f unct ion .
Bel ow a re the most suitable SOSA product substitutes for ani ma l-bas e d gelatin,
depending on the ir intended use:
SOSA PRO- PANNACOTTA flans , cu s tards
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SABLE DOUGH
397 g a ll- purpose flour • Preheat the oven to 320°F (16o oC).
45 g almond flour • In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment,
180 g butter, cut into small cubes beat together the a ll-purpose and almond flours, butter, sugar,
97.5 g con fectioners' sugar and salt unt1l the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
1 ea pinch salt
• Add the eggs and mix until the mixture forms a ball.
71 g whole eggs
• Roll the dough to 1/8 inch thick between two pieces of parchment
paper. Cover in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 20 mmutes.
• Grease small tart molds with butter and cut out the dough to fit
the molds.
• Line and trim each mold and then f reeze them for at least 1 hour.
• Bake for 15 minutes, or until lightly golden.
100 g butter, softened • In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted w ith the paddle attach-
200 g VALRHONA Provence ment, combine the butter, Provence Almond Paste 70%,
Almond Paste 70% and cornstarch.
so g cornstarch • Add the eggs, lemon zest, a nd Va n illa Bean seeds and beat
100 g whole eggs to combine.
1 ea lemon zest
1 ea NOROHY Vanilla Bean,
split and scraped
6.25 g silver gelatin sheets • Bloom the gelatin in ice water until softened; squeeze out the
200 g egg yolks excess w ater and set the gelatin aside.
125 g whole eggs • Cook the yolks, eggs, sugar, and Passion Fruit Puree over a
215 g sugar double boiler, whisking constantly unt1l thickened
300 g ADAMANCE 100% (185°F/85°C.)
Passion Fruit Puree
• Remove from the heat and stir in t he bloomed gelatin. Set
250 g butter, softened
aside to cool to 95°F (35°C).
• Add the butter and thoroughly combine.
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150 g ADAMANCE 100% 1C, 111~11 l o In t he bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attach-
Passion Fruit Puree ~\\ ment, combine the butter, Provence A lmond Paste 70%,
250g orange juice ~M..I. rr\,Y: and cornstarch.
100g confectioners' sugar dd o Add the eggs, lemon zest, and Vanilla Bean seeds and beat
4 5g SOSA Gelcrem Cold \~\'\ to combine.
AN fresh fruits o Pipe the Almond Cream into the t art and bake for 12
minutes. Let cool.
o Add t he Almond Panna Cotta and decorate with the
Passion Fruit Cremeux, Orange Passion Fruit Cream,
and fruits.
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BEET CAKE
An original recipe by Antonio Bachour, Chef/Owner, Bachour M iami
Recipe calculated for 15 cakes
BERR Y G E LLA N
BEET C AK E
5 o/'o not'l }&'\1 230g all-purpose flour • Sift together the dry ingredients.
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7g
cornstarch
baking powder
• In a food processor, combine the sifted dry 1ngredient
mixture, whole eggs, yolk, sugar, puree, water, Invert
~f'O'\_St.) Sugar, salt, and vanilla. Mix on low speed.
75g almond flour
- 70g SOSA Red Beet Natural • Heat the clarified butter to 95°F (35°C) and add it to the
Extract Powder mixture and quickly combine.
2oog whole eggs
20g egg yolk • Refrigerate the batter for at least 4-5 hours.
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140g sugar ~·'otl 4 • Transfer the batter to the mold and insert the berry gellan.
70g banana puree .-- \ o Bake at 325oF (165°C). IS,...;v
-35g water
esg 505A Invert Sugar
4g sea salt
2g pure vanilla extract
230g c larified butter -lc.A
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G LA c;AGE
1,000 g VALRHONA Raspberry • Melt the Raspberry Inspiration and add the remaining
Inspiration ingredients to it.
240 g grapeseed oil o Glaze at 88°F (31°C).
100 g SOSA Freeze-Dried
Raspberry C rispies
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7g silver gelatin sheets
220g heavy cream 36%-1
• Bloom the gelatin in ice water until softened; squeeze out
the excess water and set the gelatin aside.
1- 70g ADAMANCE 100% • Bring the cream-1, Raspberry Puree, Glucose Syrup, and
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... 25 9 SOSA Glucose Syrup
Red Beet Natural Extract Powder to a boil.
• Add t he bloomed gelatin.
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5~ \ - 30g SOSA Red Beet Natur al Ex- • Pour the mixture over the RASPBERRY IN SPIRATION and
tract Powder IVO IRE 35% c hocolate and blend using an immersion
3- 100 g VALRHONA Raspberry blender.
lnsp1·rat·1on - ~ 0 clo.\"' \)( oc:lut~. Incorpora t e the cream-2 and refrigerate for 12 hours.
3- 110 g Valrhona lvoire 35%
Chocolate
~1- soo g heavy cream 36%-2, cold
• Soak the Beet Cake with the Raspberry Syrup and freeze.
• Dip each cake into the Gla~age and pipe the Val rhona Raspberry Inspiration Wh1pped Ganache on top.
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BRIOCHE
An original recipe by Antonio Bachour, Chef/Owner, Bachour Miami
Recipe calculated for 15 brioches
DOUGH
562 g bread flour • In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook,
13 gsalt combine the bread flour, salt, sugar, whole eggs, yolks, Invert
52 g sugar
Sugar, milk, and vanilla. Mix on low speed for 5 minutes.
225 g whole eggs • Add half the butter and the yeast and mix for 10 minutes on
112 g egg yolks low speed. Stop the mixer every 3 minutes to scrape down
30 g S OSA Invert Sugar the sides of the bowl.
20 g whole milk • Add the remaining butter and mix for 10 minutes.
6 g pure vanilla ext ract
262 g butter, cold and cubed • Using a plastic dough scrap er or silicone spatula, turn the
30 g fresh yeast dough out onto a clean, very lightly floured work surface. The
dough will be very moist.
• Knead the dough by hand a few times and then shape it into a
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• Transfer the dough, smooth side up, to a clean large bowl.
...- '/c., bv~hr • Cover the bowl loosely with plastic wrap and let the dough
...- '/t'-J 1- rise at room temperature until doubled in size, 1-2 hours.
4 ~ (tJ.\- of bv.\\d"" • Using a plast1c dough scraper or silicone spatula, turn the
dough out, smooth side down, onto a very lightly floured work
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• Shape into a ball.
• Turn the dough over and place your palms on either side of it.
Tuck the dough under itself, turning it as you tuck it, to form a
loose ba ll with a smooth top.
• Transfer the dough, smooth side up, back to the bowl.
• Cover the bowl tightly with plastic wrap. For the best flavor,
refrigerate the dough overnight.
CRAQUELIN
120 g butter • In the bowl of a stand mixer f itted with the paddle
150 g sugar attachment, combine all the ingredients until smooth.
150 g all-purpose flour
• Roll out to 2 mm between two pieces of parchment paper
and freeze.
• Cut into 6 -cm discs.
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BRIOCHE, co-n;tinued
An original re cipe by Antonio Bachour, Chef/Owner, Bachour Miami
Recipe calculated for 15 brioches
600 g whole milk • In a saucepan, comb1ne all the mgredients except the
150 g heavy cream 36% Opalys 33% chocolate. Heat just to a boil.
3 ea NOROHY Vanilla Bean, split • Add the Opalys 33% chocolate and stir to combine.
and scraped
• Pour into 25-g sphere molds and freeze.
150 g egg yolks
55 g S OSA Gelcrem Hot
75g sugar SOS A Gelc r em Ho t is a t hickene r composed of refined
75 g OPALYS 33% CHOCOLATE c ornstarch. For optimal use, mix the product with liquid while
f,.J.J wfuh}. ~Jflr.. ;"\S.}-,N-4 heating. It is suitable for use with all liquids, is heat-resistant,
llf- eu~cr lie. cl)cy. ,·6 ,..,t,_ and can be frozen. You can use this product to make various
\i ~h.l,. hot creams w1thout adding eggs or milk products.
EGG WASH
100 g whole eggs • Place all the ingredients in a bowl and whisk together.
100 g egg yolks • Refrigerate until needed.
100 g whole milk
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CHOCOLATE CREMEUX
100 g sugar • Combine the sugar and Pectin Nap page X58 and set aside.
10 g SOSA Pecti n Nappage xsa • Heat the the rice milk to 104°F (40°C).
550 g rice milk
1g salt • Add the salt and sugar-pect in mixture to the rice milk while
stirring constantly. Bring to a boil.
30 g grapeseed oil
50 g coconut oil • Remove from the heat and add the grapeseed and coconut
260 g VALRHONA Guanaja 70% oils and Guanaja 70% couverture.
Couverture • Mix using an e lectric mixer to obtain a good emulsion.
• Distribute among desired glasses.
• Refrigerate for 6 hours to ensure proper crystallization.
RASPBERRY FOAM
336 g ADAMANCE 100% • In the bowl of a s tand mixer fitted with the whisk beater, beat all
Raspberry Puree the ingredients together until light and fluffy.
54 g sugar • Transfer to a pastry bag fitted with a medium round pastry tube.
7 g SOSA Sojawhip
3 g xanthan gum
SOSA Sojawhip is a thickening agent for vegan products
and is a great substitute for SOSA A lbuwhip. Use it to
make meringues and vegan mousses that use fru it purees,
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COCONUT CREAM
500 g ADAMANCE 100% • Heat together the Coconut Cream, sugar, and Gelc~em Hot
(similar to making a pastry cream) and bnng to a bo1l.
Coconut Cream
50 g sugar • Add the coconut oil and blend.
60 g SOSA Gelcrem Hot • Refrigerate overnight.
28 g coconut oil
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RASPBERRY CREAM
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200 g ADAMANCE 100% • Using an immersion blender, blend together all the ingredients.
Raspberry Puree • Refrigerate for 1 hour and blend again.
40 g simple syrup
• Transfer to a pastry bag fitted with a round pastry tube.
15 g SOSA Gelc re m Co ld
15 g lemon juice • Set aside in the refrigerator.
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PETITS GATEAUX
An original recipe by Antonio Bachour, Chef/Owner, Bachour Miami
Recipe calculated for 10 g Ateaux
RASPBERRY CRUNCH
130 g corn flakes • Combine the corn flakes, Raspberry Crispies, and Eclat d'Or.
24 g SOSA Freeze-Dried • M elt the Raspberry Inspiration and pour it over the dry
Ra s pberry Crispies mixture.
60 g VALRHONA Eclat d'Or
• Gently fold the mixture to thoroughly coat the ingredients.
260 g VALRHON A Raspberry
Inspiration • Place a spoonful o f t he crunch in 6-cm round molds and
press it down.
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280 g 100% p istachio pa ste
7 g SOSA Natur Ernul
• In a bowl, combine the pistachio pa ste and Natur Ernul.
• In a saucepan, combine the rice milk with the Vega n Mousse
v 380 g rice milk Gelatin and bring to a boil wh ile stirring.
15 g SOSA Vegan Mousse
• Remove from t he heat and pour the hot mixture over the
Gelatin
pistachio paste mixture. Emulsify using an electric mixer.
130 g sugar
40 g SOSA Inulin Cold • Combine the sugar and Inulin Cold.
150 g water • Usin g an electric mixer, beat the water, salt, a nd Potatowhip
1 g sal t together to medium peaks while gradually adding the sugar-in·
7. 5 g SOSA Potatowhip ulin mixture.
• Continue beating for 10 minutes on medium speed.
• Add the pistachio paste mixture to the meringue at 131°-140°F
(55°-60°C), little by little, beating on medium-low speed for
1-2 minutes.
• Pipe the mousse into the 6-cm round molds and freeze.
STRAWBERRY CREMEUX
70 g sugar • Combine the sugar, Inulin Hot, Natur Ernul, and Pectin NH an•
15 g SOSA Inulin Hot set aside.
2.5 g SOSA Natur Emu I • Heat the Strawberry Puree to 104°F (40°C) and add the suga
7g SOSA Pectin NH mixture, little by little, while stirring constantly. Bring to a boil
350 g ADA MANCE 100%
• Remove from the heat and let coo l to 113°F (45°C).
Strawberry Puree
60 g coconut oil • Add the coconut oil and emulsify using a blender.
• Refrigerate for 6 hours to ensure proper crystallization.
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STRAWBERRY .JELLY
2.7 g SOSA Pro-Pa nnacotta Iota • Combine the Pro-Pannacotta Iota and sugar.
30 g sugar • Incorporate this mixture into the Strawberry Puree and bring
300 g ADAMANCE 100% to a boil.
Strawberry Puree
• Pour the m ixture into 18-ml insert molds and freeze.
AN S OSA Freeze-Dried • P lace the frozen Strawberry Jelly in the center of the
Ras pberry C rispi es frozen Vegan Pistachio Mousse.
AN VALRHONA Absolu Cristal • Pipe the Strawberry Cremeux around the jelly.
Neutral Glaze
• Return to the freezer.
• Remove the frozen petits gateaux and spray them with
warm Absolu Crista I.
• Place Raspberry Crispies on top.
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