Dissolve the yeast in the cold milk. On speed
1 of the stand mixer, combine the two types
of flour, salt, sugar, butter (1), cut into pieces,
and yeast dissolved in the milk for 5 minutes,
gradually adding the eggs. Knead on speed
2 for 8 minutes. Shape into a ball and let rest
for 45 minutes. Punch down, roll out into a
rectangle and refrigerate overnight.
Heat the cream and the glucose syrup.
Prepare a dry caramel with the sugar then
deglaze with the hot cream. Stir in the cocoa
butter followed by the milk chocolate. At
40°C, add the butter and mix with a hand
blender.
Faire chauffer tous les ingrédients ensemble,
mixer, chinoiser et laisser refroidir.
Roll out the dough to a thickness of 1 cm. Enclose the butter (2) and perform a double turn. Then perform a single turn and let rest in the refrigerator for 1 hour. Roll out to a thickness of 3 mm.
Cut into 18-cm long by 2-cm wide strips (approximately 65 g for 3 strips). Lay three strips one on top of the other. Press on one of the extremities to stick them together and roll the strips up. Seal the extremities on the underside. Make a depression in the centre using your thumb dipped in oil.
Let rise for approximately 2 hours at 26°C in
butter rings coated with the combined brown
cane sugar and wheat bran. Before baking,
press down again on the thumb mark again
in the centre. Bake in a 170°C convection
oven for approximately 17 minutes. Remove
from the oven and brush the tops of the puff
pastry brioches with the gum arabic syrup
and let cool. Pipe out 10 g of milk chocolate
caramelin the centre of the puff pastry
brioches.