
Pop & Colored / Iced ice creams & desserts
Vanilla and Raspberry Ice-Cream Tray Squares
Two straight layers of ice cream take up in a square frame and then become nine cake squares; a black coated bar cuts each pink top diagonally.
9 pavers 6 x 6 cm, frame 18 x 18 cm height 5 cm / Ice and sorbet assembly; freezing
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Two straight layers of ice cream take up in a square frame and then become nine cake squares; a black coated bar cuts each pink top diagonally.
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Preparation
- Line the frame placed on a dish in the freezer. Briefly soften the vanilla ice cream, add 40 g of coarsely broken meringue and spread on the bottom in a regular layer. Freeze for 45 minutes.
- Soften the sorbet in the refrigerator without letting it melt; spread over the vanilla in the second layer. Freeze 6 hours.
- Melt the dark chocolate and draw nine 6 x 1 cm flat bars on baking paper, with 3 g per bar. Take 30 minutes to cool. Keep the rest of the chocolate aside.
- Unmold, cut nine 6 cm squares with a hot wiped blade. Place a diagonally coated bar on each square and serve after 5 minutes. The remaining 20 g of meringue is served in a separate cup.
Preserve and Serve
7 days in the freezer at 18 °C, well packaged; do not refreeze a melted portion.
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- Separately weighs the ingredients of each item to keep the basic and filling quantities separate.
- Prepare containers and utensils before starting mixes to follow the steps without interruption.
- Watch the texture indicated at each step and respects the rest times before service or assembly.
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