Rubinia: white chocolate bavarian cream with strawberries sauce

by | Oct 13, 2015 | Entremets e Single servings, Pastry | 1 comment

A smooth, creamy, silky and delicious dessert.
Perfect to impress your guests, but simple and fast.
Adapted from a Luca Montersino recipe.

rubinia 2: white chocolate bavarian cream

rubinia 3: white chocolate bavarian cream

Rubinia: white chocolate bavarian cream with strawberries sauce

Yield: serves 8
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Ingredients

White chocolate bavarian cream

  • ½ cup + ½ tbs (122 gr.) whole fat milk
  • 1Tbs + 1 tsp (25 gr.) superfine granulated sugar
  • 2.5 (50 gr.) medium egg yolks
  • 4.3 oz 8121 gr.) white chocolate
  • 1 cup (244 gr.) whipping cream
  • 2.5 (5 gr.) gelatine sheets

Strawberries sauce

  • 5.5 0z (150 gr.) hulled and diced strawberries

Instructions

    White chocolate bavarian cream
    Soak gelatin sheets in cold water.
    In a saucepan, bring milk to the boil and in a madium bowl, mix egg yolks with sugar and vanilla seeds just until combined.
    Pour hot milk over egg yolks, whisking constantly.
    Pour the mixture into the saucepan and cook over moderate heat, stirring constantly.
    When the mixture reaches 179.5 F - 82°C remove from the heat.
    Add white chocolate and mix to combine.
    Wring gently gelatin sheets to remove excess water, then add to the warm liquid and stir to melt.
    Pour the mixture in a bowl and set the bowl over ice water bath to low temperature, until the mixture reaches 77 F - 25°C.
    Whip the heavy cream to soft peaks and using a rubber spatula, scrape 1/3 of the whipped cream into the mixture to loosen, the add the rest of the whipped cream and gently mix to combine.
    Pour the mixture in a pastry bag, pipe the cream in the silicone moulds, and smooth with a palette knife.
    Freeze.
    Strawberris sauce
    Process fresh strawberries into puree.
    To assemble the dessert
    Unmold the frozen bavarian creams and decorate with strawberries sauce as you prefer .
    Place the cake back to refrigerate to allow the cake bring back to right temperature (as now the cake is still hardened stage).

Notes

If you want, you can add sugar to the strawberries sauce.
I wanted to emphasize the contrast between the acidity of the strawberries and sweetness of white chocolate.

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strawberries

1 Comment

  1. Mon

    I have the same mold..it is a clever idea to use them ..thanks.

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