Tricolor Berry Bavarois-Style Cake

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I wanted to eat stewed strawberries. My friend had something to celebrate, so I made this cake.
I made it since the 100 yen shop near my house sells heavy cream and yogurt. Heavy cream has half the calories, and yogurt is good for the gut. I omitted the egg, but also it tastes good adding an egg.

I used frozen strawberries to make the stewed strawberries, but use regular strawberries if available (frozen strawberries cost 200 yen per 500 g). Don't stew the strawberries that are to be used for decoration (I used leftover frozen mixed berries), and let thaw naturally. I used the design on a mug as a reference for the color scheme. Recipe by apple001

Tricolor Berry Bavarois-Style Cake

I wanted to eat stewed strawberries. My friend had something to celebrate, so I made this cake.
I made it since the 100 yen shop near my house sells heavy cream and yogurt. Heavy cream has half the calories, and yogurt is good for the gut. I omitted the egg, but also it tastes good adding an egg.

I used frozen strawberries to make the stewed strawberries, but use regular strawberries if available (frozen strawberries cost 200 yen per 500 g). Don't stew the strawberries that are to be used for decoration (I used leftover frozen mixed berries), and let thaw naturally. I used the design on a mug as a reference for the color scheme. Recipe by apple001

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Ingredients

  1. 500 gramsFrozen strawberries
  2. 1pack Heavy cream
  3. 1/2pack Yogurt
  4. 1 packagesGelatin
  5. 1adjust to suit your taste Sugar or aspartame
  6. 1Mixed berries for decoration (frozen)

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    This cake is made with just 3 basic ingredients: stewed strawberries, yogurt, and heavy cream. Don't stew the strawberries you will be using for decoration. Set them aside to thaw naturally.

  2. 2

    Place the stewed strawberries into a blender, and purée. (It may be very viscous, so use a spoon to scoop it out.)

  3. 3

    Lightly whip the heavy cream (until it is about the same consistency as the yogurt or a bit thicker).

  4. 4

    Make 3 separate mixtures. Leave one as-is (white), and make a light and dark pink mixture using the strawberry paste to adjust the color.

  5. 5

    Divide the gelatin among each color. Add water each time, microwave, then stir. First, dissolve it into the white mixture.

  6. 6

    Grease a dish with a liberal amount of oil (vegetable oil or butter). Then, add the white mixture and place it in the freezer.

  7. 7

    Add the light pink mixture once the white has solidified. Place once again into the freezer to solidify. Then add the darkest pink mixture.

  8. 8

    This is how it should look. Run a knife between the edge of the bavarois cake and the container to let in air, and it should come out cleanly.

  9. 9

    Flip the bavarois onto a plate, then top as you like. It is done.

  10. 10

    Here, I topped it with strawberry sauce, frozen strawberries, and mixed berries. Brush on the gelatin if you don't like a frozen texture; that way it will turn out just like the store-bought type.

  11. 11

    Recycling by using up leftovers. Scoop up the stewed strawberry base into a bowl, load it up with lots of heavy cream, and top with the leftover frozen mixed berries.

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