Sponge Cake With Serratus Infused Honey

Infusing the honey is a great way to control the dosage while cooking with a potent strain like Serratus. This Sungrown high-THC cultivar with a woodsy aroma that pairs nicely with the fresh berries and sponge cake. Sweetly spiked is our kind of dessert.
Sponge Cake With Serratus Infused Honey

21 grams of flour

Instructions

1

Preheat oven to 245 degrees Fahrenheit; break up Serratus flower into small buds (do not grind it). Decarboxylate half of the Serratus flower on a baking tray lined with parchment at 245 degrees Fahrenheit for 20–30 minutes. Take the decarboxylated flower and break apart into small buds; put the Serratus flower and star anise into the Levo pod, and put into the Levo reservoir. Add honey into Levo reservoir and set temperature to 105 degrees, for 2 hours.

2

Sift flower, sugar and cocoa powder into a stainless-steel bowl. Slowly whisk eggs into dry mixture until smooth. Pour mixture into a whipped cream siphon and shake vigorously. Use two N2O chargers for the siphon.

3

Make 4 small slits in the bottom of the paper cup. Put the cup onto a plate and fill the cup up halfway with the mixture. (The mixture should look like an airy chocolate mousse.) Put in microwave for 40 seconds.

4

Whisk all whipping cream ingredients in a stainless-steel bowl to a stiff peak.

5

In a small pot, simmer sugar and water together until sugar is dissolved. Cut rhubarb into roughly pinky-width portions; add rhubarb into simmering simple syrup for 45 seconds. Add blueberries, infused honey and 3 tbsps of rhubarb simple syrup, and mix together.

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