
Step 1
Add all of the ingredients together in a pot and simmer for 10 minutes.
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Step 2
Strain through a chinois, and chill over an ice bath.

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Step 1
Add all of the ingredients to a high-powered blender and blend together for 30 seconds at low speed. The high-powered blender will provide the best distribution, however you may whisk everything together by hand.
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Step 2
Allow any bubbles to settle. Transfer the mixture to a pan and heat gently, whisking continuously until the mixture reaches 156.2°F (69°C).
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Step 3
Using a syringe fill the 1/8â airline tubing.
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Step 4
Submerge the tubes in ice water for at least 10 minutes; make sure the openings of the tubes are above water.
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Step 5
Using the syringe, blow out the tubes.

Step 1
Peel the carrots and cut them into cylindrical shapes using an apple corer.
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Step 2
Cook the carrots in the cuisson liquid until they are tender.
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Step 3
Shock the carrots in ice water.
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Step 4
Once chilled, cut out the middle using a 1/4â metal tube.

Step 1
Thinly slice all excess carrot trim and simmer in a pot with cream until tender. Season with salt.
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Step 2
Transfer the mixture to a blender and blend until silky smooth. Use ultratex if necessary to slightly thicken the purée.
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Step 3
Stand the carrot up straight. Fill the carrot with the purée and clean the edges with a spatula.

Step 1
Hold the carrot noodle in the air and wrap around the carrot from the bottom to the top. Once at the top, use a knife to slice the noodle on an angle so it blends into the piece behind it.
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Step 2
Place a drop of purée in the center of the small silver serving dish and another to the side. Place carrot on top of center purée and garnish with the carrot top.
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Step 3
Place the assembled garnish inside of a 2Ââinch hotel pan lined with a silicone baking mat.
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Step 4
Cover the pan with plastic wrap to prevent drying in the oven. Using an oven set at 200°F (93.33°C), slowly heat the garnish to serve.

Juice
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Noodles
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Carrot Cuisson
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Carrot Purée