Passion fruit mousse cake
Low gluten flour 40g | Eggs 2 |
Water 20 grams | Corn oil 20 grams |
Fine sugar (add egg yolk) 15 grams | Fine sugar (add egg whites) 20 grams |
Lemon juice A few drops | Passion juice (mousse paste) 70 grams |
Light cream (mousse paste) 250g | Fine sugar (mousse paste) 20 grams |
Hot water (mousse paste) 130g | Gelatine powder (mousse liquid) 10 grams |
Passion juice (mirror surface) 40g | Powdered sugar (mirror surface) 10 grams |
Hot water (mirror) 110 grams | Gelatin powder (mirror surface) 5 grams |
Step 1
First make the chiffon sandwich: separate the egg whites and egg yolks in a water-free and oil-free container.Step 2
Add 15 grams of caster sugar to the egg yolks and stir until dissolved.Step 3
Continue to add water and corn oil and mix well.Step 4
Sift in cake flour.Step 5
Use a hand whisk to make a "well" or "one" character and stir evenly.Step 6
Add a few drops of lemon juice to the egg whites and beat with an electric whisk.Step 7
Add fine sugar in three batches and beat until the egg whites are in a dry state and the beater has a straight peak when you lift it.Step 8
Add 1/3 of the egg white paste to the egg yolk liquid and mix evenly with a spatula.Step 9
Stir evenly each time before adding the next amount of protein paste.Step 10
Pour the completed cake batter into a 6-inch chiffon mold and knock out any air bubbles.Step 11
Bake in the preheated oven at 145 degrees Celsius for about 30 minutes.Step 12
After taking it out of the oven, let it fall freely from a height of 20 cm twice, then turn it upside down and let it cool down immediately.Step 13
Unmould the cake after it has cooled.Step 14
Cut the baked chiffon into 2 slices about 1 to 1.5 cm thick, and then cut off some of the edges of the cake slices, as long as they are smaller than the 6-inch mold.Step 15
Pour the passion fruit pulp into the strainer and press it repeatedly with a spoon.Step 16
Strain out 70 grams of juice.Step 17
Weigh out 10 grams of gelatine powder.Step 18
Add 130 grams of hot water and stir until the gelatine powder dissolves.Step 19
After the gelatine liquid has cooled, pour it into the passion fruit juice and stir evenly.Step 20
Pour 250 grams of whipping cream into a water-free and oil-free basin.Step 21
Add 20 grams of fine sugar and beat until 6 or 7 minutes thick.Step 22
Pour in the stirred passion fruit gelatine liquid in two portions and stir.Step 23
Stir evenly for the first time before adding the next amount of liquid.Step 24
Place a chiffon cake slice into the mold.Step 25
Pour in half of the mousse paste.Step 26
Then lay out another slice of cake.Step 27
Continue to pour the mousse paste, leaving a height of about 5 mm on the surface to create a mirror surface. Refrigerate for 3-4 hours, as long as the mousse is solidified.Step 28
Take 5 grams of gelatine powder, add 110 grams of hot water, stir until dissolved, and filter out 40 grams of gelatine powder.Add the fragrant juice and 10 grams of powdered sugar and mix well.Step 29
After the mirror liquid has cooled down, pour it onto the surface of the solidified mousse cake and return it to the refrigerator for about 2-3 hours.Step 30
After solidification, it can be demolded.Step 31
Light fragrance of passion fruit.Step 32
Sweet and sour, it melts in your mouth and is a great choice for afternoon tea! Passion fruit mousse cake recipeIf you don’t have gelatine powder, you can replace it with an equal amount of gelatine tablets.
Mirror decoration can be as creative as you like.
When demoulding, take out the mousse from the refrigerator and use a hair dryer to blow the mousse cake once or twice to remove it easily.