For the zabaione, puree all the ingredients in a blender until very creamy. Put the mixture in a bowl and place over a pot containing slightly simmering water. Now beat the mixture with the whisk until it begins to thicken. Gently heat while stirring constantly until the mixture is viscous. Let the cream rest for a few minutes and stir gently again before use. Now the zabaione can be used to gratinate fruit and biscuits, for example. To do this, put 3 tbsp. of zabaione in a raclette pan, add white berries and marshmallows for example, as desired, and gratinate for a few minutes.
gCashew nuts soaked overnight
mlAmaretto
Of saffron
Of salt
tbsp.Silken tofu
tbsp.Starch flour
Vanilla pod
mlWater
gSugar
tsp.Lemon peel (optional)
Mixed berries
Vegan mini marshmallows
Step 2
For the pancakes, put all the ingredients (except for the blueberries) in a mixing bowl and mix well with a whisk. Add a very slight amount of oil to the raclette pan, fill with 2–3 tbsp. of dough, sprinkle a few blueberries on top and bake for 10 minutes. Refine with a topping of your choice.
gWheat flour
tsp.Baking powder
pkg.Of vanilla sugar
Of cinnamon
tbsp.Apple sauce
tsp.Salt
tbsp.Sunflower oil
mlNon-dairy milk
Frying oil
gBlueberries
Step 3
For the gratinated mascarpone pears, cut the pears into slices. Mix the vegan mascarpone with water, lemon juice and agave syrup. Caramelize the pears on the grill surface with a little icing sugar. Then gratinate with mascarpone and walnuts in the small raclette pan.
Pear
gVegan mascarpone
tbsp.Water
tbsp.Agave syrup
tbsp.Lemon juice
Icing sugar (for caramelizing)
Step 4
Halve the bananas and sprinkle the grill plate of the raclette with icing sugar. When it has melted and has turned a light brown color, place the bananas on top and fry for a few minutes. The bananas that are prepared this way can be used to garnish the pancakes or be eaten as a side dish.
Bon appetit! Have fun cooking!