Pear Fruit Mousse Cake
1.
Gelatine tablets are soaked in water in advance to soften them.
2.
Wash and peel the fragrant pears and cut into small pieces
3.
Use a food processor to make a smooth fragrant pear puree
4.
Transfer the fragrant pear puree to a hot water bath, heat it over water, and then add 30 grams of soft sugar to it
5.
Add gelatine tablets
6.
Stir evenly with a manual whisk, melt and become a smooth state
7.
Weigh 20 grams of caster sugar
8.
Add 20 grams of caster sugar to 200 grams of whipped cream
9.
Dispatch until 6 to distribute, still in a fluid state, and then mix with fragrant pear puree to form a mousse liquid
10.
Prepare two slices of cake
11.
Wrap the bottom of the mousse ring with plastic wrap, and then wrap it with a layer of tin foil. Add another piece of cake
12.
The strawberries are open, and they are placed next to each other on the side of the cake, as shown in the picture
13.
Pour the first layer of mousse
14.
Add another piece of cake
15.
Then pour the second layer of mousse liquid, smooth it, and freeze it in the refrigerator for more than 4 hours (I put it in at night and freeze it until noon the next day before taking it out)
16.
Place the big strawberry in the center of the mousse cake
17.
Take out a piece of canned pineapple, cut into small pieces, and place it around the strawberries, as shown in the picture
18.
Finished picture
19.
Light the candles and celebrate the birthday, haha
Tips:
Fragrant pears have a lot of water, so you don't need to use all the mashed pears. Just take two-thirds of the amount of fragrant pears as appropriate, otherwise the mousse will become thin and water will flow out after freezing.