is one of my favorite cakes, so I had to test! I waited for a lesgariguettes strawberry scented well and I noticed my sleeves. The result is stunning in appearance, taste, and despite appearances, the realization is easy.
- Indispensable, pan strawberry: here, a large circle pin adjustable
- Biscuit Genoese
- 3 eggs
- 100g flour
- 100g sugar
- Mousseline:
- 190g sugar + 1 packet of vanilla sugar
- 2 egg and a yellow
- 60g cornflour
- 200g butter
- 1 vanilla bean
- red fruit syrup
- Marzipan to decorate
- 1 large punnet of strawberries
Beat the robot (or electric mixer) the eggs and sugar until the mixture whitens and swells (it triple in volume). Stir in sifted flour and pour in pan. Bake 15 minutes. Invert the pan on a baking sheet oiled paper and let cool.
- Achieve mousseline cream: Heat the milk with the vanilla bean, cut into 2.
- Mounting: Wash, hull and cut strawberries into 2.
Prepare a sheet of baking paper on a plate and place the pan over.
Place in the bottom of the first round of sponge cake (you have to soak the biscuit absorbs better so one must ask in reverse). Soak generously syrup, using a brush. Then apply a first layer of cream (about 1 cm) to paste strawberries and making them stand up. Fucking in the cream, strawberries, cut into 2, first all round cut sides outward until tight, then inside. Cover with the remaining cream, keeping just 2 tablespoons. Then have the 2nd cookie always upside then soaked in syrup. Spread remaining 2 tablespoons of cream that will allow to stick marzipan refined up with the rolling pin.
Garnish with whole strawberries, mint leaves .... then place the plate in the freezer 2 hours.
After this time, remove the pan and run a knife between cake and pan to loosen. Place on serving platter and refrigerate until serving.
Bon appetite!