Raspberry Bread
Made with
RASPBERRY INSPIRATION CHIPS
In a mixer fitted with a pastry blade, mix the butter with the superfine sugar and the raw cane sugar, then add the eggs.
Fold in the flour, salt, and baking soda. Set aside.
In a mixer fitted with a pastry blade, mix the butter with the superfine sugar and the raw cane sugar, then add the eggs.
Stir in the flour, salt, baking soda, and raspberry powder. Set aside.
It is possible to adapt this cookie recipe to serve it as a plated dessert.
To do this, place the cookie dough into the container of your choice, and bake it for 1 to 2 minutes less,
depending on your preference, to achieve a soft, underbaked and melt-in-the-mouth texture. It
can then be enjoyed with a quenelle of vanilla ice cream for an even more indulgent experience.
Make the two cookie doughs.
Weigh out 24 balls of plain dough (30 g each) and 24 balls of raspberry dough (30 g each). Shape them into cones.
Weigh out 24 balls of plain dough, each weighing 20 g, and flatten them between two acetate sheets. Peel off the top sheet and place 20 g of RASPBERRY INSPIRATION
CHIPS at the center. Twist the different-colored cookie dough cones to form a spiral, then top with Raspberry Inspiration chips. Place an acetate sheet on top and press
down on the spiral to seal the chips inside the dough. You will get a marbled two-color spiral on top of the cookie.
Bake for 8 minutes at 170°C on a baking sheet. As soon as they come out of the oven, reshape the cookies into a perfect circle using a pastry ring. Dust with raspberry
powder and place flaked chips on the pink-colored dough.
If you wish to bake from frozen, cook for slightly longer.