
Christmas Eve Cassette
Cherry / pistachio / vanilla
Turn the cassette over: the heart is frozen.
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10 detailed steps, from preparation to service.
Preparing the mold
Tap the cling film box, allowing it to protrude over large swathes. Make sure it goes flat in the freezer. Drain and dab the 120 g of cherries; cut them in half and check for kernels.
Prepare the crunchy elements
Roughly chop 50 g of pistachios. Breaks 80 g of small butter into 1 to 2 cm pieces, without reducing them to powder. Reserve both separately.
Whip the cream
Pour the 400 g of cold cream into a cold bowl. Medium-speed wag until clear furrows and a soft peak at the end of the whisk. Stop before the cream becomes grainy.
Mix the ice base
Mix 250 g of sweetened condensed milk with vanilla in another bowl. Add a third of whipped cream to loosen, then gently incorporate the rest into the spatula by lifting. Add the pistachios and cherries without stirring too much.
Filling the cassette
Pour the preparation into the box, smooth and gently pat the bottom on a cloth. Spread the pieces of small butter over the top and lightly squeeze them to form the future base. Turn the film down and freeze at least 8 hours.
Draw the reels
Melt the 60 g of dark chocolate in a soft bain-marie. On baking paper, draws two 4.5 cm diameter rings, thick enough to be moved, and two small 1.5 cm discs. With the rest, draw a rounded rectangle of 13 x 5 cm and a strip of 8 cm. Leave to freeze for 20 minutes in the refrigerator.
Preparing the pink shell
Melt 150 g of white chocolate with 25 g of coconut oil in a dry bowl in a mild bain-marie. Stir and then add the pinch of fat-soluble pink dye. Let it cool down to a neutral sensation on the finger, about 28 to 30 °C; hot, it would melt the dessert.
Unmoulding the ice block
Open the film, flip the box over the dish and then remove the box and film. The biscuit is now under. If the corners are too rounded, recut them very lightly with a knife passed through the hot and wiped water.
Transform to Cassette
Quickly pours the pink shell on top and spreads out in a thin layer with the spatula, leaving some icy sides visible. Before it hardens, place the black rectangle in the center, the two rings in this frame, the small discs in the middle and the strip at the bottom. Immediately put 20 minutes back in the freezer.
Cut at the right time
Place the cassette in the refrigerator for 10 minutes before serving. Cut with a hot and dry knife. The slice should show white ice, green splinters of pistachio, red cherries and the biscuit base. Do not re-freeze shares that have become liquid.
Conservation. Keep 2 weeks in the freezer in a closed box. Do not refreeze a melted portion.
Namely. Recipe proposal: follow the quantities and texture marks of the card. Indicative times. The rendering depends on the ingredients and materials used. The objects of the photographic decoration remain out of the dish.
Baking tips for this recipe
- 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.
Substitutions and variations
To replace a main ingredient, choose another sheet designed with the one you want to use. Changing the proportions of fat, sugar or liquid can change the hold of the dessert.
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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