Strawberry + blueberry mousse
Overview
PP’s birthday is coming soon, and although it doesn’t happen on Sunday, I might still celebrate it on a regular basis. I happen to be learning baking, so I wanted to make a small cake to express my feelings. The appearance of the cake I made cannot be compared with the one I bought, but it’s OK. On Friday, when I saw Bobo buying fresh strawberries, I immediately thought that it would be good to make a strawberry mousse. So I confiscated some strawberries from Bobo and used Saturday to study the strawberry mousse. Because the strawberries alone were a bit monotonous, I also added blueberry jam. Haha, the taste is so delicious, the mixture of cream, strawberries and blueberries tastes really good. Well, next time I will make this little cake for PP’s birthday!
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Ingredients
Steps
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Mix milk + egg yolk + oil + powdered sugar to make a batter (for detailed instructions, please refer to Raisin Chiffon Roll)
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Beat the egg whites at medium speed until 9 centimeters (for detailed instructions, please refer to Raisin Chiffon Roll)
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Pour 1/3 of the whipped egg whites into the batter and mix evenly
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After cutting and mixing, pour into the remaining egg whites and mix thoroughly
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Pour the mixed batter into a baking tray lined with baking paper
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Preheat the oven to 200 degrees and bake at 180 degrees for 30 minutes
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Mix fish gelatin powder + cold water
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Mix blueberry jam + water
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Boil the blueberry jam over water until there is no lump
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Soak isinglass powder in hot water, preferably without particles
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Mix the Haobao fish gelatin powder and blueberry sauce together, put it in ice water to cool and solidify
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Strawberries cut into dices
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Beat the cream with ice water until about 7 minutes (note that if the temperature is too high, it will be over-whipped or not whipped, so it needs to be cooled down with ice water)
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Pour the cooled blueberry jam + diced strawberries into the cream, stir quickly with a hand mixer to form a mousse sauce
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Use a 6-inch mold to cut out the first piece of cake from the cake
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Place the first piece of cake into the movable mold
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Pour in the mousse sauce
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Cut the second piece of cake
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Put the second piece of cake in
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Continue to pour in the mousse sauce
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Cool for at least 4 hours, take out and use a hair dryer to blow along the edges for about 1 minute, then lift out the cake and decorate it.
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This cake is not thick enough, but the texture is okay. It's a pity that I don't know how to decorate, otherwise it would definitely be beautiful.
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Haha, my daughter can eat three pieces at a time and never gets tired of it.