Cappuccino dome under the snow - Coffee / vanilla / speculoos
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Snowy Cappuccino Dome

A recipe by CakeChristmas / Updated on October 31, 2026.

Coffee / vanilla / speculoos

A snowball that hides an ice cappuccino.

35 minPREPARATION
0 minBAKING
9 hREST / CHILL

For 8 people
A dome 18 cm in diameter and about 8 cm high

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9 detailed steps, from preparation to service.

  1. Prepare the bowl

    Tap the cling film bowl, letting it exceed 10 cm on each side. Smooth the folds with your fingers; a few folds will remain on the dessert, as on a real homemade preparation.

  2. Dissolve the coffee

    Mix 6 g of soluble coffee with 20 g of hot water. Wait 10 minutes for the mixture to return to room temperature: hot, it would drop the cream.

  3. Whip the cream

    Pour 400 g of cold cream into a cold bowl. Whisk 3 to 5 minutes until you get soft peaks that bend at the end of the whisk. Gently stir in the 200 g of concentrated milk and vanilla spoon with a spatula.

  4. Creating the White Cap

    Take 150 g of the mixture without coffee. Spread it on the bottom and walls of the filmed bowl, in a layer of about 1 cm. Place in the freezer for 30 minutes; it must be firm enough to receive the rest.

  5. Fill up with coffee ice

    Mix the cooled coffee with the rest of the cream by lifting the preparation. Pour into the bowl on the white layer, stop about 1 cm from the edge and even. Put in the freezer for at least 2 hours so that the top is taken.

  6. Prepare the spicy base

    Crush the 150 g of speculoos into thin crumbs in a closed bag with a roller, or in the blender. Melt the 65 g of butter over low heat and mix them with the crumbs: they must agglomerate when you press them.

  7. Close the dome

    Spread the crumbs over the already firm ice. Cup delicately with the back of a spoon to form a disc of about 1 cm. Turn off the film and leave in the freezer for at least 6 hours, ideally overnight.

  8. Unmold without shooting

    Take the bowl out for 10 minutes before presenting. Turn it over on a plate, hold the dish and bowl together, then gently lift the bowl. Remove the whole film. If the dome resists, apply a warm cloth to the outside of the bowl for 20 seconds.

  9. Powder like a cappuccino

    Saupe the 8 g of cocoa in the center of the top with a colander, keeping a 3 cm white edge visible. Cut with a blade passed under hot water and then wiped: the white cap should surround the coffee core and the biscuit base remain underneath.

Conservation. Up to 2 weeks in the freezer well packed. Do not refreeze a thawed portion.

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