CHOOSE YOUR DESSERT

Christmas entremets and pavlovas: mousses, fruits and meringues

A crunchy meringue, a light mousse or a biscuit base: choose your New Year’s Eve dessert according to the texture you prefer. This selection brings together entremets, pavlovas, charlottes, cheesecakes and vacherins, with their ingredients and organization.

Recipes to discover

Choose a texture before the decor

The pavlova combines a meringue with a filling added at the time provided by the plug. A dessert can overlay biscuit, mousse and insert, while a cheesecake is built around the fresh cheese. A charlotte assembles in a mould with biscuits; a vacherin marries meringue and ice preparation. These families do not prepare with the same gestures. Open the recipe that corresponds to the desired result and compare the dimensions of the mold before starting.

Predicting the cold and the assembly

The timing is part of the dessert. Do not compare just the minutes of preparation: a mousse or cheesecake can take several hours of rest. Check the place in the refrigerator or freezer and prepare the serving dish before demoulding. Wet trims can soften a meringue, so follow the fitting time. For transport, keep the preparation under the conditions of conservation proper to its record.

A Christmas dessert that keeps your style

Flavors remain the starting point: chocolate, vanilla, red fruits, brown or pistachio depending on the ingredients of each creation. You can then choose a classic shape or a more graphic universe. A Tetris cheesecake retains its biscuit base and filling even when its cut evokes a game. Explore the preparations of this selection, then consult the library if you prefer a log or cookies.