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Double Snowflake Cinnamon Stars
Twelve star sandwiches combine two almond-cannelle biscuits and a fine white ganache; the meringue top keeps short and solid edges.
12 stars double 5 cm / Meringue and ground almonds, mild oven drying
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Twelve star sandwiches combine two almond-cannelle biscuits and a fine white ganache; the meringue top keeps short and solid edges.
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Preparation
- Whisk the whites and then the 160 g of icing sugar in a firm meringue; reserve 50 g for the twelve on top. Add almond, cinnamon and lemon to the rest and refrigerate for 45 minutes.
- Spread on 6 to 7 mm between powdered papers. Cut 24 stars by 5 cm, re-spread the offcuts once. Only twelve stars with reserved meringue.
- Cook for 12 to 14 minutes at 150°C at the bottom of the oven; let cool on the baking sheet.
- Heat the 25 ml of cream, pour over the chopped white chocolate, mix and cool for 45 minutes until spreadable. Spread about 10 g on the twelve naked stars, place the white tops and let it take 30 minutes in the cool.
Preserve and Serve
3 days in closed box refrigerator; take out 15 minutes before tasting.
Baking tips for this recipe
- Use a clean bowl and whisks, without a trace of fat, to whisk the whites.
- Follow the order of sugar addition and step-by-step temperatures: they depend on the preparation.
- Stop whipping to the texture described in the recipe; do not add any cooking or drying that is not provided for in the steps.
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Keep the type of chocolate provided for the structure or ganache. Switching from dark chocolate to white chocolate changes the balance: the quantities do not transpose directly.
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