Cook Time | 90 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
Sand base:
- 100 gram Flour wheat / Flour
- 0,5 teaspoon Baking powder
- 2 pieces Egg yolk
- 65 gram Butter cold
- 1 gram Vanilin
- 20 gram Sugar powder
Raspberry jelly:
- 500 ml Water boiling
- 400 gram Jelly raspberry (weight of the powder for its preparation)
- 400 gram Raspberries necessarily frozen
Butter cream:
- 180 gram Mascarpone
- 350 gram Cream (35%)
- 40 gram Sugar powder
- 1 gram Vanilin
Meringue:
- 2 pieces Egg white
- 100 gram Sugar
- 30 gram Almonds (petals)
- 8 gram Corn starch
Ingredients
Sand base:
Raspberry jelly:
Butter cream:
Meringue:
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Instructions
- Bake in a preheated 180°C oven for 15 minutes. Non-parliamentary. The next layer will be filled with jelly. Since I was baking the dough in a baking dish, I took off the baking paper, carefully shifted the dough form (it is very fragile) onto a sheet of foil, on top of which I put food wrap, and then pressed everything very tightly to the side of the frame. This is necessary so that the jelly does not leak out when pouring into the mold. Dilute 400 g of jelly powder in 500 g of hot water. Cool, stirring occasionally.
- And pour pre-cooked, cooled and starting to thicken jelly. Do not be surprised that for such a mass of jelly powder we use only 500 ml of water instead of 1 liter, it needs less, because we need a more stable and firm layer, because we also add berries, and then frozen raspberries will give juice. And one more IMPORTANT note - so that the layers of cream and meringue do not slip off the jelly, it should be slightly sticky!!! I have it frozen almost immediately thanks to frozen raspberries. So, the advice is to prepare the CREAM before pouring the jelly!!!
- Whisk the whites into a stable foam and, without stopping whipping, gradually introduce sugar and whisk until it completely dissolves. Add the starch and whisk again. Place the meringue measuring 15x21 cm on a sheet of baking paper and sprinkle almonds on top. Bake in a preheated 100°C oven with the door slightly ajar for 45 minutes. If necessary, you can increase or decrease the baking time. Focus on your oven. The finished meringue should be crispy and baked, even slightly cracked. Cool the meringue. And put it on top of the cream.