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Philip Speer offers a light frozen treat with both sweet and salty overtones. Crisp Fuji apples supply the sweet and the creative use of white miso paste provides the salt. Is it that easy? Yup. Add simple syrup and into the ice cream maker it goes for about 4 hours. Chef Philip serves his sorbet with crushed peanut brittle which offers a great contrasting crunch with the same sweet-salty theme of the sorbet.
Make Simple Syrup
Make Sorbet
Serving Suggestion - Serve with dehydrated apple slices and crushed peanut brittle
Philip knew he wanted to be a pastry chef from a young age. With the guidance and inspiration of a family friend, he learned the importance of having a strong foundation of baking in order to have a large bag of tricks to pull from. With this piece of advice, Philip started working in bakeries where he really honed his skill and then he moved on to restaurants. He worked in various places in and around Austin and Houston before he landed in Uchiko in Austin, where he has been happily making pastries and desserts since 2005.
Philip Speer offers a light frozen treat with both sweet and salty overtones. Crisp Fuji apples supply the sweet and the creative use of white miso paste provides the salt. Is it that easy? Yup. Add simple syrup and into the ice cream maker it goes for about 4 hours. Chef Philip serves his sorbet with crushed peanut brittle which offers a great contrasting crunch with the same sweet-salty theme of the sorbet.
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