【tiramisu】——mousse Edition

by quenny

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

Tiramisu is indispensable every year, and then as if I'm used to it, I buy a large box of mascarpone every time, and then make tiramisu twice. Because this cheese has a short shelf life, it should be used up as soon as possible after opening. . Uh. . Why is it a little bit of a cocoon? . However, it's really not addictive to eat it only once. The small cups are filled with one cup for one person. In fact, they don't eat much. . . So, what a wise choice to do twice~~
I chose to make this hard cake in the form of a mousse. In fact, it was just a few more slices of gelatine, but the formula was changed and it was simplified a little bit more than before. The taste is still great~~


material:
Cheese paste: 300g mascarpone cheese, 200g whipped cream, 60g water, 60g caster sugar, 3 egg yolks, 3 gelatin slices. Coffee syrup: coffee wine 50ml, white coffee 30g, boiled water 100ml
Another: the right amount of finger biscuits, the right amount of cocoa powder, and the right amount of powdered sugar"

【tiramisu】——mousse Edition

1. Cut the finger biscuits into appropriate lengths

2. Place a circle inside the mold and set aside

3. Pour white coffee into the measuring cup

4. Pour in 100ml hot water and stir well

5. Pour in 100ml of hot water and stir well, let it cool and then pour in the coffee wine

6. Stir well and set aside

7. Soak the gelatine slices in cold water and set aside

8. Break up the egg yolks for later use

9. Pour water and sugar into a small pot

10. Heat to a boil and turn off the heat

11. Pour the sugar water into the egg yolk

12. Whip with an electric whisk while pouring

13. Until it's all poured, continue to beat until it's not hot

14. Take out the mascarpone cheese that has softened at room temperature

15. Whipped until smooth

16. Pour the egg yolk batter into the cheese in portions and beat evenly

17. Drain the gelatine slices

18. Then heat it in water until it melts

19. Pour into the cheese paste

20. Mix well

21. Beat the whipping cream to 7 for distribution

22. Pour into the cheese paste in portions

23. Mix well and the tiramisu cheese paste is ready

24. Dip finger biscuits in coffee syrup

25. Lay a layer on the bottom of the mold

26. Pour half of the tiramisu cheese paste

27. Continue to put finger biscuits dipped in coffee syrup

28. Pour all the remaining cheese batter into the mold, put the cake mold in the refrigerator for half a day, release the mold after it is completely set, sprinkle some cocoa powder and powdered sugar on the surface for decoration

Tips:

1. This recipe does not use egg whites, and the egg yolk has been blanched in boiling sugar water, so students who are entangled in the cooked food can eat with confidence;
2. The finger biscuits are still used off-the-shelf, and they share a whole bag with the one from yesterday; because this one uses a large part of the rim today, there are relatively few in it. , You can choose not to make the edges and put them in the mezzanine~
3. The coffee syrup here is about 60ml in the end. Because there are fewer biscuits in the sandwich, if you put more, it is probably not enough. . Don’t throw away the extra coffee syrup. Find a clean empty bottle and store it in the refrigerator. You can use it for brushing when you turn back to make other cakes;
4. The mold I used is 7 inches, and this weight is just right to fit in;
5. When demolding, some cheese paste overflowed from the cracks and stuck to the side of the mold. It can be demolded smoothly by blowing it with a hair dryer.

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