Inoubliable Amour Chocolate, Berries and Kirsch entremets |
But for me I tried to let my thought sink into my cake, I couldn't stop thinking about making this cake. So, I created it base on a fact that even it's hurt but there are some happiness, sweetness, a moment that felt like dreaming, and yes I won't forget it.
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The strawberry jelly is the color of cheek that blushes, each time that the eyes met, pure and sweet.
And the world turn into pink color when we're in love, sweet and vibrant (I add a bit of lemon juice to brighten the mousse) ^^, it's the happiest moment.
Anyway, the color fade, the Kirsch in the bavarois is a lot, the time that we couldn't separate truth from lie or lie from truth, it's still sweet, lingering but we know that it won't last long.
Here come the truth, bitter and intense but you can still taste the sweetness and smell the intoxicated fragrance from it (not too bitter ganache, lightly sweet chocolate cake and fragrance from Crème de Framboise and chocolate), yes the love has gone but the memory will stay with us forever.
When I told my Mom the name of this entremets, she said that it's a pity to give this lovely and delicious cake such a bad name ^^", anyway for me it's not bad it's something to remember, haha.
You can change the name of the cake, if you want, but for me, remembering something that's both sweet and bitter makes people grow up (even I'm not young at all, hehe).
Suggestion: Best serve with hot tea, coffee makes the cake taste strange, (in my opinion).
Inoubliable Amour
Chocolate, Berries and Kirsch entremets
Make 15x15 cm cake
Chocolate Butter cakes
100g ............................... Unsalted butter
160g ............................... Granulated sugar
2 ..................................... Egg
......................................... A pinch of salt
150g ............................... Cake flour
40g ................................. Cocoa powder
2tsp ................................ Baking powder
1tsp ................................ Chocolate extract
40g ................................. Plain yogurt
100g ............................... Whipping cream
Raspberry Chocolate Ganache
60g ................................. Dark chocolate (50%)
60g ................................. Whipping cream
10g ................................. Crème de Framboise
Vanilla and Kirsch Bavarois
50g ................................ Whipping cream (1)
........................................ Seeds from 1/4 vanilla bean
40g ................................ Egg yolks
60g ................................ Sugar
35g ................................ Kirsch
2.7g ................................ Gelatin
150g .............................. Whipping cream (2)
Meringue Italienne
50g ................................. Egg whites
100g ............................... Sugar
20cc ................................ Water
Mousse au Framboise
100g ............................... Raspberry puree
1tsp ................................ Lemon juice
3g .................................... Gelatin
80g ................................. Meringue Italienne
60cc ................................ Whipping cream
Strawberry jelly
100g ............................ Frozen strawberries
35g .............................. Sugar
2g ................................ Gelatin
Creme de Cacao Syrup
20g ................................. Simple syrup
20cc ................................ Crème de cacao
Preheat the oven to 170 °C
Line 15x15cm pan with baking paper
Sift the flour, cocoa powder and baking powder together.
Mix the whipping cream and yogurt together.
Mix the whipping cream and yogurt together.
Beat the butter, salt and sugar until light and fluffy, add the chocolate extract and beat to combine.
Put the egg in to the batter and beat until combine.
Divide the flour mixture into 3, put 1/3 of the flour mixture into the batter, stir with a spatula, when combine, add half of the whipping cream mixture, follow with 1/3 of the flour, stir again then add the rest of the whipping cream mixture. Finish with the rest of the flour, mix to combine.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake for 30-40 minutes or until the cake is spring when touch lightly.
When the cake cool completely, slice into 1 cm slice and place the cake in the pan with removable bottom.
Mix the syrup and Crème de cacao together and sprinkle over the cake.
Stir until melt, then add the Crème de Framboise.
Pour the ganache over the cake, and refrigerate until the ganache firm.
Make the Vanilla and Kirsch Bavarois:
Bloom the gelatin in cold water.
In a small saucepan, bring the whipping cream (1) to a boil. In the meantime, combine the yolks, sugar and seeds from vanilla pod together and whisk in a heavy‐bottomed saucepan.
Once the whipping cream has reached a boil, continue whisking and slowly pour the whipping cream into the yolk mixture.
Put the pan over low heat, until thicken slightly and the mixture feel warm to touch (about 80°C)
Take the pan off the heat put the gelatin into the yolk mixture and stir to combine. Add the Kirsch, stir to combine. Let the mixture cool completely.
Using an electric mixer, whisk whipping cream (2) just to soft peaks, then gently fold 1/3 of the cream into the custard mixture.
Gently fold back the custard and cream mixture into the cream.
Pour into the pan, refrigerate until firm.
Make the raspberry mousse:
Make the Italian meringue follow the method here.
Bloom the gelatin in cold water for 3-5 minutes.
Put 50g of the puree and lemon juice into the microwavable glass or bowl, and heat for 30 seconds to 1 minute or until hot, put the gelatin in hot puree, stir to dissolve.
Mix the hot puree with the rest of the puree and let it cool.
Beat the whipping cream until soft peaks form.
Mix the puree with the Italian meringue and fold to combine. Pour the raspberry mixture into the whipped cream and fold to combine.
Pour into the pan and refrigerate until firm.
Make the Strawberry jelly:
Bloom the gelatin in the water (if using gelatin powder, mix the gelatin with 2 tbsp of water).
Put the strawberry in the food processor and process until smooth, pour the sugar into the strawberry and process again.
Pour the mixture into small sauce pan, set over low heat. Heat the mixture until the sugar dissolve but not boil.
Take the pan out of the heat, then add the gelatin, stir until smooth.
Pour the mixture over the cake, refrigerate for 2-3 hours or until the jelly set.
Inoubliable Amour: Unforgettable love, I just can't forget you
This is it...I love ur blog and Love this recipe.
ReplyDeleteToo good. wonderful clicks..Just love them.
This idea and pictures are great :) It is just wonderful! :) I am amazed of those love layers :)
ReplyDeletemarvelous creation of art!
ReplyDeleteits just too pretty to eat!
but, it's too yummy to resist too LOL
Fabulous recipe I can't wait to have a go
ReplyDeleteI'm just reading "The memoirs of a geisha" and this cake and your thoughts implicated in it are exactly in the spirit of the book, very touching.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteTo know if dont use those :
1. Crème de Framboise
2. Crème de cacao
What else can use to replace?
Thanks!
wow! these are sooo gorgeous! i love it ^^
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Eyepleasing dessert, i cant eat it, wat a fabulous creation.
ReplyDeleteI made it!
ReplyDeleteTook a long time
Perhaps you could show us how to make the chocolate curls please I have sent you a picture of mine via twitter
lovely, i wanna try it, can i make it in a round pan of 6 or 7 inches as i dont have removable square one
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ReplyDeleteHow to make the chocolate ring decoration?
Thank You
Spread the tempered chocolate over a piece of plastic use comb (chocolate comb) to make the chocolate into strip, then roll the plastic over a small cylinder shape (glass is ok) and let it dry.
ReplyDeleteI just love your blog. Your recipes are mindblowing. I will have to try to make every single one of them!
ReplyDeleteThank you sooooo much for sharing this with the world!
You haven't answered yet. What can i use if i don't want to use Crème de Framboise or Crème de cacao. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteIf you don't want to use Crème de Framboise or Crème de cacao. You can add 1'4tsp of raspberry extract instead of 10g Crème de Framboise and 1/2tsp of cocoa extract instead of 20cc Crème de cacao.
Hi, you have a lovely blog and beautiful desserts!
ReplyDeleteWhen you assemble mousse cakes such as these, do you use a pan with removable sides or bottom? In the pictures, it looks like you do not use any lining when you pour in the mousse. How do you remove the cake from the pan so that the mousse does not tear?
Also, what is the name of mousse tins that you like to use? I am considering Alan Silverwood's mini round pans. Have you used that one before or any of his other pans?
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI use the pan with removable base, and the one that I use I bought it in Thailand (no brand, haha). But the one that you talk about is good, I have some of that brand too.
I use a blowtorch to warm the side of the cake before removing it from the pan. It will come out smooth ^^.
Wow, okay, that makes sense! Thank you for kindly replying. I love looking through your blog. You have a great passion for detail! (^o^)
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