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Fine Dining Desserts and Mignardises in Bengaluru

byClive FernandesCatering at your venue across BengaluruStarts from2,500 per guestView full gallery

A meal finds its perfect closure in the final course. I design plated desserts and mignardises that bring texture, balance, and a touch of professional artistry to your table.

My caramelized Muscovado custard tart, served with a scoop of house-made cinnamon ice cream. A sophisticated dessert with deep, comforting flavors.

A decadent Bacon Pain Perdu. This brioche French toast is served with bacon bits, whipped crème fraîche, and elderflower ice cream for a sweet and savory brunch treat.

Canelé de Bourdeaux, a classic French pastry with a rich, custardy interior and a thick, caramelized crust. These are cooling on a rack before being served as mignardises.

A slice of rich chocolate tart served with vanilla ice cream, caramel sauce, and a crunchy crumble. A dessert for true chocolate lovers.

Riz Au Lait, a creamy Arborio rice pudding elevated with dulce de leche, sour cherries, and a sprinkle of fig leaf oil for a unique aromatic finish.

A tempting look inside one of my handmade dark chocolate bonbons, revealing a luscious, tangy lemon curd filling.

My version of French Toast, or Pain Perdu, made with brioche and topped with peanut butter, jam, stewed plums, and freeze-dried mango.

A deconstructed dessert featuring multiple components, including meringue shards, fruit compote, and fresh fruit.

A classic French Crêpe Suzette, folded and bathed in a beautiful orange butter sauce, garnished with edible flowers.

Plating a dessert with a whipped cream dispenser, adding a light and airy element to the final dish.

About Unforgettable Desserts and Mignardises

When you book a dessert service, I do not simply drop off a platter. I bring my team to plate each component, including temperature-sensitive items like house-made ice creams, warm sauces, and delicate tuiles, right in your kitchen. This method ensures that every texture and temperature is maintained from my prep area to your plate, providing a dining experience that mirrors high-end restaurant service.

The final course is where I bridge classical French technique with modern flavor profiles. Whether I am tempering dark chocolate for lemon curd bonbons or balancing a savory bacon brioche, my approach remains the same: focus on the integrity of the ingredients.

The Art of the Plated Dessert

My plated desserts often feature contrasting elements. You might find a warm Muscovado custard tart paired with a cold, cinnamon-infused ice cream, or a classic Riz Au Lait that has been reimagined with fig leaf oil and seasonal sour cherries. I pay close attention to the structural elements, using meringue shards, crumbles, and fresh fruit to create a dish that looks as deliberate as it tastes.

Why Mignardises Matter

A dinner often winds down with coffee or digestifs, and that is where mignardises come in. These small, two-bite treats—such as Canelé de Bordeaux with its dark, caramelized crust or individually filled bonbons—provide a focused, intense flavor experience. They are the final detail that rounds off the evening.

My Approach to Ingredients

I rely on seasonal availability. If stone fruits are in peak season, they will likely appear in a poach or a tart. If I am working with dairy, I prioritize richness and quality. This seasonal discipline means the menu is never static; it shifts to accommodate what is best at that moment, ensuring your private event features ingredients at their prime.

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Clive Fernandes

Catering at your venue across BengaluruStarts from 2,500 per guest

I am Chef Clive. I believe a final course should be as technically precise as the first, which is why I apply the same rigor to my pastries and desserts as I do to my main courses. I look forward to bringing this level of detail to your next gathering.

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