Peach Mousse Cake

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I bought peaches, so I made this.

The mousse will reach the bottom of the mold more easily if you cut the sponge cake a little smaller than the milk carton, and will stabilize when taking it out of the mold. Recipe by Shiroi grape

Peach Mousse Cake

I bought peaches, so I made this.

The mousse will reach the bottom of the mold more easily if you cut the sponge cake a little smaller than the milk carton, and will stabilize when taking it out of the mold. Recipe by Shiroi grape

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Ingredients

  1. 90 gramsPeaches
  2. 35 gramsMilk
  3. 40 gramsYogurt
  4. 2 gramsLemon juice
  5. 12 gramsSugar
  6. 3 gramsGelatin
  7. 40 gramsHeavy Cream
  8. 25 gramsEgg
  9. 10 gramsSugar
  10. 10 gramsCake flour
  11. 1 gramscocoa

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Add eggs and 10g of sugar to a bowl, briskly whip, add cake flour and cocoa, and mix with a spatula or spoon taking care not to squash the bubbles.

  2. 2

    Cut a 1 liter milk carton in half.

  3. 3

    Add Step 1 into 2 (the carton), wrap with plastic wrap, and microwave at 600W for 40 seconds.

  4. 4

    Take out Step 3, cut into 1 cm slices, and cut off 5 mm around the edges of the cake so that it is slightly smaller than the milk carton, and put it back into the carton.

  5. 5

    Mix the peaches with up to 12 g of sugar with a mixer. Transfer to a bowl.

  6. 6

    Dissolve the gelatin in 24 g of hot water, mix with Step 5, pour cold water into the bottom, and mix while cooling until it thickens.

  7. 7

    Whip the heavy cream in Step 6 until it is almost stiff, pour it over Step 4, and let it cool/solidify in the fridge.

  8. 8

    Cut the four corners of the milk pack with scissors, flip it over to a plate, and cut into your desired portion sizes.

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