Strawberry Mango Double Layer Mousse Cake
Overview
How to cook Strawberry Mango Double Layer Mousse Cake at home
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Ingredients
Steps
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Prepare two chiffon cakes
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Cross-section slices for later use
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Cut the gelatine into pieces and soak in milk until soft
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Peel the mango and remove the pulp
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Use a food processor to puree the mango
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Heat the milk in which the gelatine slices are soaked over water until the gelatine slices are completely melted into the milk
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Add more than a quarter of the melted milk to the mango puree and stir evenly. Set aside.
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Wash the strawberries, wipe them dry, cut off the roots and leaves, and then cut them in half
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Pour about 600ml of whipping cream into a mixing bowl and add fine sugar
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Pour into ice water and beat with a whisk at low speed
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Whip the whipped cream until lines appear and it is still barely fluid.
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Take about a quarter of the cream and add it to the mango puree
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Stir the cream and mango puree evenly to form a mango-flavored mousse liquid.
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Add the remaining cream to the remaining milk and stir evenly to form original mousse liquid.
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Use an 8-inch square cake mold with a removable base, place halved strawberries around it, and place the cut sides against the walls of the mold.
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Cut about 1 cm wide around the square cake slice
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Take a piece of cake and put it in the middle of the mold
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Pour in the original mousse liquid and cover the cake slices
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Place the second cake slice and continue pouring the original mousse liquid
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Finally, add the third cake slice and pour the mousse liquid into the mold. Place in the refrigerator to chill for about 6 hours.
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Cut off the edge of a 6-inch heart-shaped cake slice about 1 cm wide
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Take a piece of cake and place it in the middle of a 6-inch heart-shaped removable bottom mold
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Pour in appropriate amount of mango flavored mousse liquid
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Fill the mold and place it in the refrigerator for about 6 hours.
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Pour about 100 ml of whipping cream into a mixing bowl, add fine sugar and beat
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Whip until stiff cream state
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Take out the refrigerated square mousse and place a slightly taller cup under the mold. Use a hair dryer to blow around the mold.
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It can be easily removed from the mold
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Blow the heart-shaped mousse with a hair dryer
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Easy demoulding
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Carefully remove the bottom sheets of the two mousse cakes and transfer them to a mat
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Put a medium-sized chrysanthemum nozzle into a piping bag and fill it with whipped cream
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Pipe cream on the four corners of the square mousse cake to fix the strawberries
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Then pipe patterns around, and decorate the heart-shaped cake with mango slices to make flowers. Decorate with chocolate flowers.
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Add the decorative pieces and the finished product is basically complete
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