Elvezia Finally I decided .. I decided to try it given the insistence of my two gluttons! It 'a cake that involves a bit but the result pays off in full the time to do it! It 's a delight, too bad throat ... try it!
Ingredients for the dough: 250 gr
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egg whites 500 gr. sugar
500 gr.farina Almond
Ingredients for cream:
for eggnog
- 5 -10
egg halves Egg marsala
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5 tablespoons of sugar - 20 gr.
cornstarch - 3 sheets of gelatin for
Bavarian cream - 330 gr.
fresh cream - 2 egg
-125 ml milk
-65 gr.
sugar - 3 sheets fish packages
Preparation: Beat the egg whites until stiff
steadfast, mix gently by Besso up with a spatula, before the icing sugar and then almond flour. Put the mixture into a piping bag with nozzle end and form, on a pan covered with parchment paper, 3 tight spirals. Put in oven at 170 degrees for about 20 minutes and still until the dough will take an amber color.
Once cooked allow to cool slightly before removing from parchment paper.
Prepare eggnog mixing in a bowl that can be used to cook in a double boiler, egg yolks with sugar, Marsala wine and cornstarch and cook up a pan with hot water, stirring, until the cream thickens. Without the warm zabaglione add 3 sheets of gelatine made previously softened 3-4 minutes in cold water and wrung out. Keep aside for the settlement of the cake. For the Bavarian cream
fresh whipping cream and set aside. Inatnto beat the 2 egg yolks with milk and sugar in a double boiler and cook until it thickens, let it cool and add, again, 3 sheets of gelatin softened first for 3-4 minutes in cold water and wrung out. Gently mix the cream freshly whipped cream using a spatula and movements from the bottom up not to remove the compound.
Now dial the sweet with the foresight to make a ring of wax paper around the first disc of dough and top ten cm. Place a disc of marzipan on a cake, spread a layer of zabaglione and then there a Bavarian cream, cover with the second disk of dough and spread it again before the zabaglione and then Bavarian cream, then cover with the third disc. Set the refrigerator to thicken the cream for at least 2 hours, the ring gently with parchment paper and then ... it tasted wonderful!
this is the cake in particular
Before closing this post I just specify a couple of things: the first is that the recipe original is to use butter cream and Bavarian cream, I used that is more delicate and fresh and absolutely
not alter the original flavor. The second is the use of isinglass, this is not provided in the original recipe, the eggnog, but adding it allows the cream to remain solid and firm inside the cake.
must try!