I have always loved “Raspberry Bavarois” and when I was
looking for a dessert idea for a family dinner at the end of April, I made this
recipe taken from the French magazine “Cuisine Actuelle”.
It is an easy dessert but it requires that you follow each step carefully. As for
the dessert, it is fresh, unctuous and light with an intense raspberry taste. A
guaranteed success to impress and treat your loved ones.
Ingredients for 8 servings (use an 18cm aluminium circular mould)
For the Almond Fondant Base:
80 g sugar
2 eggs
80 g almond powder
50 g melted butter
A dash of rum
For the Raspberry Bavarois:
300 g raspberries
6 g gelatine in
sheets
200 ml of very cold
full cream
80 g sugar
1 tablespoon icing
sugar
For the Raspberry
Mirror Glaze:
130 g raspberries
90 g sugar
3.5 g gelatine in
sheets
For Almond Fondant Base:
1. In a bowl, combine
the eggs with the sugar. Add the almond powder, the rum and the melted butter.
Put in an aluminium circular mould. Bake for 20 minutes at 180°C.
2. After cooking,
allow the fondant to cool in the mould and unmould it when cold.
3. Place the fondant cake
in a serving dish and reposition the aluminium circular mould around it,
slightly reducing the diameter to avoid leakage of the Bavarois cream.
For the Raspberry Bavarois:
1. Mix the raspberries
and then sieve in a chinois to eliminate the seeds.
2. Soak the gelatine
in cold water.
3. Heat the raspberry
puree in a saucepan with the sugar. Add the well-drained gelatine. Mix so that
it melts well and leave to cool.
4. Beat the full
cream into a firm whipped cream (put the whisk and the bowl in the fridge 1
hour before whisking). Add the icing sugar and whisk again.
5. Using a spatula,
gently mix the cooled whipped cream to the raspberry purée.
6. Spread this
mixture over the almond fondant cake in the aluminium circular mould. Place in
the fridge for at least 2 hours.
For the Raspberry Mirror Glaze:
1. After the 2 hours,
prepare the Mirror Glaze. Soften the gelatine in cold water.
2. Mix the raspberries and sieve them in a chinois to eliminate the seeds.
3. In a saucepan,
place the raspberry coulis and sugar and heat gently, but do not bring to the
boil.
4. Away from the
heat, add the well drained gelatine and mix well to melt.
5. Leave to cool and
spread evenly over the Raspberry Bavarois. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours, it is better to leave it all night.
6. Gently remove the aluminium
circular mould and decorate according to taste. (I decorated mine with fresh
raspberries sprinkled with icing sugar and added slices of fresh kiwis).
Looks delicious!!! Thank you
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amira :)
DeleteOMG! This is beyond amazing and I can only imagine the amount of time and effort you put into it. You are so talented! I would love a slice. Now I'll have to make one :D
ReplyDeleteThanks a million, Rebecca! You are far too kind :)
DeleteBonjour ma jolie ! Ça a l’air super bon, la mousse est si aérienne et le fondant très mouilleux. Il est très tentant d’en faire un gâteau d’anniversaire pour ma fille. Je voulais juste te demander combien de temps faut-il pour le réaliser ? Gros bisous <333
ReplyDeleteSalut Chantal, en tout je dirais qu'il faut 40 minutes. Il faut être conscient qu'entre le gâteau, la mousse et le miroir, il y a du temps d'attente. J'espère que ça aide. Bises :)
DeleteOh my goodness. I am drooling. I love the tartness of raspberries in a dessert.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Monica :)
DeleteThat looks so good!
ReplyDeleteI live on Long Island New York. We have some wonderful local raspberries. The season starts in about a week. I will be enjoying them soon. Perhaps my wife will also create a desert using them.
Have a great week!
Thank you, Brian :)
DeleteYour cakes always take my breath away!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting flavour to contrast the almond fondant base with a raspberry mousse. It looks SO festive!
You just made my day, Charles :)
DeleteHummmmm deve ser delicioso.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Muito obrigada Francisco. Boa semana :)
DeleteNow that looks a king among cakes and with my favourite fruit (raspberries) as well. Are you sure you're not a professional pastry cook?
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that you’re a huge fan of raspberry (my other half is a raspberry-holic, hahaha). Thank you for your kind compliment on my cake adventures.
DeleteCresta Bear, there is no creative spark in my job at all. Baking has therapeutic value for me - it helps to ease stress. :)
I love it. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteWould you like to follow each other?
Let me know on my blog.
Have a nice day.
Thank you very much for your kind words :)
DeleteThat is utterly sensational! Looks as good as any from a patisserie. Great job. It not only looks beautiful but I can picture the textures and delicious flavors.
ReplyDeleteSweetheart said exactly the same... I must admit that I am truly proud of this one. Thanks a million, Monica :)
DeleteWhat a stunner! From almond cake base, raspberry cream to that pretty mirror glaze...everything is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThanks a million, Angie. You are far too kind :)
DeleteMinha nossa! Coisa mais boa! Fico aqui deste lado a salivar...
ReplyDeletebj
Muito obrigada pelas suas palavras simpáticas, Rui :) Bj
DeleteI’m not sure I could make it look as good as that, but I must try. It looks beautiful I am so impressed, thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteYou are more than welcome, Barbara :)
DeleteIt is drooling I am. I love raspberries best of all berries. You are an artist for sure!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliment, but I'm not an artist at all, I'm just a person who loves to make cakes.
DeleteHave a great day :)
Quanto tempo não passava aqui. estava um pouco ausente.
ReplyDeleteEu adoro framboesas, estou a salivar, imaginando esse sabor.
Precisa ter muita paciência pra fazer. Você deve ser um profissional, pra ficar tão bonita assim.
Adorei por demais.
Uma boa semana repleta de coisas boas.
Abração!
Escrevinhados da Vida
Obrigada pela sua visita Smareis. Espero que você está bem?
DeleteParece difícil, mas não é, tem apenas que respeitar o tempo de intervalo entre cada preparação. Eu não sou uma profissional, meu trabalho não é de todo criativo, bem ao contrário. Mas eu amo fazer bolos e com o tempo estou me aperfeiçoando :)
Boa semana.
Olá, prazer em conhecê-la. Bem-vinda ao meu blog.
ReplyDeleteNaveguei por algumas postagens suas e fiquei encantada com as fotos, as receitas e o texto.
Eu aprecio muito bavaroise e framboesa é uma fruta deliciosa, além de muito bela. O aspecto é convidativo, parabéns pelo capricho.
Já estou te seguindo.
Um beijinho para dias felizes.
Que boa surpresa. Quando vi o seu post fiquei encantada com as flores tropicais do seu jardim - nao conheço a maioria dessas suas flores.
DeleteMuito obrigada pela sua visita, Maria Glória.
Boa semana :)
Ce gâteau est magnifiquement délicieux ! J'espère que tu vas bien ? Bises :)
ReplyDeleteSalut Caro ! Je vais bien, merci pour ton compliment. Bises :)
Deletethis looks amazing! the colors are so gorgeous, and the lines are so clean. but of course, it sounds delicious, too! raspberry and almond is always a good combo (:
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it. Thank you for dropping by :)
DeleteMais uma receita fantástica! Com um aspecto super delicioso e apelativo!
ReplyDeleteCostumo comprar já feito... mas um dia hei-de experimentar a fazer em casa... e acho que já sei onde virei espreitar a receita... :-D
Beijinhos
Ana
No dia em que a Ana experimentar este bolo, nunca mais vai comprar já feito. É tão bom e hyper fácil. Muitos Beijinhos :)
DeleteExcellent! I made it today and I thought it wasn't going well but the end result was very impressive.
ReplyDeleteHello Liz! Ohhh...Thank you SO much for letting me know - really happy to receive your feedback :-)
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