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Gordon Ramsays maze has a recipe for corn sorbet.
Arbroath smokie

Zucchini flowers.
Candied Eggplant. Lychee Granita.
The chocolate souffle recipe uses egg yolks too.
Parmesan icecream. Basil sorbet.
Pineapple carpaccio.
Black olive caramel.
Chocolate Moelleux.
Pistachio Sabayon.
sable (sandy - Isle of Sable - Sandy Island from 'Unruly Places') cookies.
Loch duart salmon
Chocolate paper made from creme patissiere by baking for 7-8 min on a silicone lined baking sheet. For creme patissiere I would like to use Julia Child's recipe.

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