Evocao Ice Cream "Podwiches"

Mix the eggs with the almonds, icing sugar, and inverted sugar. You can use a food processor if you like.
Separately, beat the egg whites with the sugar.
Melt the butter and add a little bit of the initial batter to it. Set aside to be incorporated later.
Mix the two batters, always adding the egg mixture to the whipped egg whites first. Add the dry ingredients, mixing carefully. Finally, add the melted butter mixture.
Once everything is mixed, spread into one 60x40 silicone baking mat and bake at 240°C for 4-5 mintues in a convection oven.
Remove from the oven and immediately cover with plastic film to preserve the moisture in the cake. Cool completely.
Freeze the cake to facilitate unmolding from the silicone baking mat.
Cut shapes using a cocoa pod shaped cutter.
Reserve for assembly.

Heat the purees to 40°C.
Combine the sugars and pectin, and whisk into the warmed puree.
Bring the mixture to the boil, whisking constantly.
Remove from the heat and whisk in the chopped apricots and the liqueur.
Pour into a shallow tray and cover with plastic film and cool completely.
Once set, mix gently with a spatula and place into a piping bag.
Reserve for assembly.

Combine all the dry powders.
Heat the water to 40°C.
Stream the mixed powders into the water and continue to cook, heating to 85°C.
Hold at 85°C for 1 minute, then remove from the heat and blend in the coconut puree.
Refrigerate overnight.
The next day, blend the mixture again and process in the ice cream machine.
Extract immediately into piping bags and pipe onto prepared cocoa and apricot insert.
Freeze.

Combine the heavy cream, milk and invert sugar.
Heat to 40°C.
Combine the sugar, skimmed milk powder and ice cream stabilizer.
Whisk the dry mixture into the warm milk mixture.
Heat to 85°C while stirring.
Remove from the heat and blend in the Evocao chocolate using an immersion blender.
Rapidly cool to 3°C and mature overnight in the refrigerator.
Spin in the ice cream machine.
Immediately place into a piping bag and use to assemble the dessert.

Melt all together and use around 35-40°C to dip, glaze or spray frozen ice cream products.