Variegato Basic recipe in 3 variants. You can use it to make your own pureed fruits, fruit juice and purchased fruit purees Variegatos manufacture. These go very well with ice cream but also with desserts, such as rice pudding or yoghurts.
How should a Variegato be?
A Variegato is something in between jam and sauce. It shouldn't be too thick, but not too thin either. I like it when something can still flow from the spoon, like a very thick sauce. But that is also a matter of taste. In general, however, is a Variegato Always fear a bit more liquid from juice than from pureed ones.
How do I use a Variegato in the ice?
With the Variegatos can make this great ice marbling. This not only makes your ice cream look even more gorgeous, but also gives it a great fruity note. The finished ice cream is poured into a container in layers and placed between each layer Variegato distribute and if you like, you can carefully mix / swirl everything with a spoon at the end. I recommend for an ice cream with one Variegatoto take a tall freezer. Because it doesn't work well in flat layers.
Tip:
If you like, you can also add pieces of fruit and simmer gently for 2-3 minutes over low heat. Hard fruits like apples have to simmer a little longer and soft fruits like raspberries take a little longer.
Note on Variegato Basic recipe:
There are a few things to consider when buying fruit purees. Extra sugar is often added to purchased fruit purees. Most of them also have less plant fiber and are therefore often more fluid than self-pureed fruits. In the basic recipe I assume a fruit puree with 90% fruit and 10% sugar.
Should be yours Variegato If the basic recipe has become too fat, you just have to swap some fruit for water next time. I recommend starting with about 20 g of fruit against water.
If your Variegato If the basic recipe has become too runny, you can use the sugar against it Variegato-Perfecto to swap. I would also start here in steps of 20 g.
The Variegato Fill hot, seal airtight and store in the refrigerator. It lasts as long as jam.
After making it, you should Variegato Let it steep for at least 24 hours.
I wish you a lot of fun with mine Variegato Basic recipe.
Here you can find a recipe where I can get one Variegato used.
Blueberry yogurt ice cream
4. June 2019 @ 15: 54
Great recipes?
The recipes are prepared very quickly, have a long shelf life and are extremely tasty ?
I always have a few in the fridge and am therefore very flexible in my ice cream creations.
Yogurt ice cream with layered Variegato or the base of the Amarena cherry ice cream with one Variegato my choice… different every time ?
A Variegato is also suitable as a topping on top of (sauce)...?
2. September 2020 @ 16: 04
Good recipes, I've already tried all the variants, very practical, depending on what is currently available. with VariegatoEvery ice cream can be spiced up to taste. I keep them in a screw-top jar in the refrigerator or freeze them in portions if I make larger quantities (e.g. with Ponthier puree)
12. February 2024 @ 19: 20
Hello, I'm still brand new and have a question. Do you have to use fresh fruit or can you use canned fruit, for example? Peaches? I have my concerns because these are already sugared.
4. April 2024 @ 14: 10
It's best to always use fresh fruit or frozen fruit
31. July 2024 @ 15: 41
Hi Andrew,
I found an “old” video on You Tube. There you have the raspberry Variegato with Sorbet Perfecto and Bindemittel Perfecto But I can't find the amount anywhere. Can you make the raspberry sauce without Variegato Perfecto prepare or is it just that?
I ordered the starter pack and I am absolutely thrilled.
Best regards,
Dora
18. August 2024 @ 8: 39
100 g Sorbet-Perfecto and 30 g Bindemittel-Perfecto for 130g Variegato Perfecto