Guillaume Brahimi’s Grilled Figs With Honey Ice-Cream And Macadamia Praline

Serves 2

INGREDIENTS

6 figs (cut in half)
75 gm sugar
75 gm macadamia nuts
Honey ice cream
250 gm egg yolks 140 sugar
500 ml cream 500 ml milk
60 honey

METHOD
1 Pre heat oven to 170 degrees. Place macadamia nuts in the Tefal baking tray, when nuts are golden remove from oven. Place the sugar in wok pan on medium heat, when the sugar starts to caramelise add the nuts, coat the nuts remove and place in a lined tray to cool. When cold cut the nuts into pieces.
2 Place milk, cream and honey into a pot. Bring to the boil and then reduce to a simmer, place yolks and sugar in a bowl and whisk to thick sabayon. Pour the sabayon into the milk and cream, cook for 1 minute remove and chill. Churn ice- cream.
3 Place Tefal Reserve Collection grill pan on heat, add a little butter and figs flesh side down cook for 2 minutes and remove.
4 Place figs on plate, finish with honey ice-cream and praline, serve.

The Carousel thanks Guillaume Brahimi and Tefal for this recipe. This recipe has been created with Tefal’s Reserve Collection.

Guillaume Brahimi

French-born Guillaume Brahimi, trained under Michelin-starred Joel Robuchon in Paris, is one of Australia’s top chefs. In 2001, he took over Bennelong at the Sydney Opera House, winning multiple accolades, including Three Chef Hats. He opened Bistro Guillaume in Melbourne (2009), Perth (2012), and Sydney (2016). In 2020, he became Culinary Ambassador for Crown Sydney. Brahimi authored "Guillaume: Food for Friends" (2010) and "Guillaume: Food for Family" (2015), donating proceeds to charity. He joined the Bestest Foundation board in 2008, helping raise over $7 million for children in need. Brahimi hosts SBS food series "Plat du Tour" and "Guillaume’s Paris."

This post was last modified on 03/02/2025 5:49 pm

Guillaume Brahimi: French-born Guillaume Brahimi, trained under Michelin-starred Joel Robuchon in Paris, is one of Australia’s top chefs. In 2001, he took over Bennelong at the Sydney Opera House, winning multiple accolades, including Three Chef Hats. He opened Bistro Guillaume in Melbourne (2009), Perth (2012), and Sydney (2016). In 2020, he became Culinary Ambassador for Crown Sydney. Brahimi authored "Guillaume: Food for Friends" (2010) and "Guillaume: Food for Family" (2015), donating proceeds to charity. He joined the Bestest Foundation board in 2008, helping raise over $7 million for children in need. Brahimi hosts SBS food series "Plat du Tour" and "Guillaume’s Paris."
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