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Dark cherry soufflé with clotted cream ice cream and dark chocolate sauce
To make the clotted cream ice cream, heat the milk until it just comes up to the boil. In a separate bowl, whisk the eggs and sugar together. Add the warm milk to the egg mix whilst still whisking
Return the mixture to the pan and cook gently until thick. Add the clotted cream and mix in well, then remove from the heat and chill. Churn in an ice cream machine and place in the freezer until needed
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For the cherry soufflé recipe, bring the purée and the sugar to the boil, add the corn flour mixture and allow to thicken. Pass through a sieve and chill
To prepare the soufflé ramekins start by melting the butter and brushing two thin coats of butter ion the sides of the ramekins. Then dust with cocoa powder place in the fridge. Make sure the cocoa powder is evenly covering the sides of the ramekin as this will help the cherry soufflés rise
To make the cocoa tuile, preheat the oven to 175°C/Gas mark 3 ½. In a food processor blend together the butter and sugar until very smooth. Add the cocoa and flour and mix well. Add the orange juice and mix until smooth and shiny
Spread the mixture over a non-stick silicone baking mat and place on a baking tray. Bake for 12 minutes until dry. Then, remove from the oven, cool and break into shards
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To finish the cherry soufflés, take 4 large tablespoons of the base mixture and place in a bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk the egg whites with the caster sugar to stiff peaks but not dry, fold into the base mix and add the cherry pieces
Matthew Tomkinson’s elegant and highly accomplished food earned him a Roux Scholarship in 2005, as well as Michelin stars at The Goose and The Montagu Arms. He now cooks classically influenced comforting dishes at Betony at The Kings Head in Wiltshire.