Strawberry Mousse

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I bought plenty of strawberries and somebody also gave some to me. I used them to make a mousse with a little bit of an effort.

You can use any kind of 12 cm mould, but I used a tart mould. I use the same mould for the sponge and jelly inside.
Alcohol content is evaporated from the white wine so you won't taste too much of it. For 15 cm [5.9 in] circle mould with removable bottom. Recipe by Kyansama

Strawberry Mousse

I bought plenty of strawberries and somebody also gave some to me. I used them to make a mousse with a little bit of an effort.

You can use any kind of 12 cm mould, but I used a tart mould. I use the same mould for the sponge and jelly inside.
Alcohol content is evaporated from the white wine so you won't taste too much of it. For 15 cm [5.9 in] circle mould with removable bottom. Recipe by Kyansama

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Ingredients

  1. 2 slicewith 1 cm thickness Your favorite sponge (or refer to
  2. For strawberry mousse
  3. 200 gramsStrawberries
  4. 50 gramsMilk
  5. 50 gramsGranulated sugar
  6. 6 gramsGelatin leaves
  7. 150 gramsDouble cream
  8. 1 tbspKirsch (optional)
  9. For strawberry jelly
  10. 80 gramsStrawberries
  11. 20 gramsGranulated sugar
  12. 20 gramsWhite wine
  13. 3 gramsGelatin leaves
  14. For decoration
  15. 1optional Strawberries, rasberries, or double cream etc.

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Tightly cover the outside of the mould with cling film to prevent the mousse mixture from leaking. Use an elastic band to tighten.

  2. 2

    Blend the strawberries in a mixer to make puree. Divide into 80 g and 200 g.

  3. 3

    Make the strawberry jelly. Soak the gelatin leaves in plenty of water to soften.

  4. 4

    Put 80 g of step 2's strawberry puree, granulated sugar and white wine in a sauce pan over medium heat and bring to a boil. Turn off the heat and add the drained gelatin leaves. Stir to dissolve the gelatin.

  5. 5

    Line the 12 cm mould with cling film and pour in the jelly mixture. Chill until set in the freezer.

  6. 6

    Make the strawberry mousse. Soak the gelatin in plenty of water.

  7. 7

    Put 200 g of strawberry puree, milk and granulated sugar in a sauce pan over medium heat. Bring to a boil and turn off the heat. Add the drained gelatin and stir to dissolve the gelatin.

  8. 8

    Put ice water in a bowl and hold the sauce pan over it. Chill the mixture and stir constantly until it starts to thicken.

  9. 9

    Whip the cream until stiff peaks form.

  10. 10

    Divide the mixture from step 8 into 3 portions and add one portion at a time into the whipped cream. Stir with plastic spatula. Add the kirsch and stir.

  11. 11

    Build the mousse cake. Cut one of the sliced sponges into a 12 cm round. Cut the other slice into a little smaller round than a 15 cm round.

  12. 12

    Place the mould on a tray that will fit in your fridge. Place the bigger round sponge on the bottom and pour in 1/2 of the mousse mixture. Fill the edge completely.

  13. 13

    Place the set jelly and spread a thin layer of the mousse mixture. Place the 12 cm round sponge on top and press gently.

  14. 14

    Pour in the rest of the mousse mixture and smooth out the surface with an offset spatula. Put the mould on a tray in the fridge and chill until set.

  15. 15

    Once it's set, take off the cling film and warm the mould with a warmed towel or burner to take off the mould on a plate. Decorate with strawberries, mint leaves etc. and it's done.

  16. 16

    A slice looks like this from the side.

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