Raspberry Mousse Cake

  1. Beat the whites with the sugar.
  2. Incorporate the yolks, lightly beaten, gently with a spatula, add the sifted flour delicately.
  3. Make a circle 20 cm in diameter using a pastry bag fitted with a large tip forming a snail.
  4. Finally, make two strips of biscuits 4 cm high, smoothing with a spatula. (4cm to cut and have strips of 3cm clear)
  5. Sprinkle with powdered sugar and bake for about ten minutes at 180 u0b0 C.
  6. Place on a rack and allow to cool.
  7. For the Italian meringue: Cook the water and the 150 gr of sugar in a saucepan. Prepare your whites in the stand mixer bowl, once your sugar is at 110 u0b0 C, start beating the whites until white. Once the syrup has reached 118 u0b0 C, pour it gradually into the whites (they should be at stiff peaks) until you get a smooth meringue.
  8. Once your meringue is at room temperature, reserve. For the whipped cream: Assemble your cold cream in the stand mixer bowl, once it is well whipped reserve in the refrigerator.
  9. For raspberry mousse: Soften the gelatin in a bowl of cold water. Heat 1/2 of the raspberry puree over a low heat, squeeze out the gelatin and add it to the raspberry puree to melt it. Remove the remaining raspberry puree from the heat. Finally, gently add the Italian meringue and the whipped cream. Set aside. For syrup: Make a simple grenadine.
  10. The assembly: Take a circle of 22cm in diameter and 4.5cm in height. Place a rhodoid around it (for decoiling)
  11. Cut the strips of cookie spoons in order to have a height of 3cm and sharp edges. Place the spoon cookie circle at the bottom and tapes of cookies all around.
  12. Brush with grenadine. Garnish with half of the raspberry mousse and top with frozen raspberries.
  13. Fill with mousse until you have reached the top and smooth with the spatula. Let your warehouse cool 2 hours minimum ( me one night )
  14. For the decoration : Before unmolding, soften the gelatin in a bowl of cold water. Heat 100gr of raspberry puree and add the drained gelatine. Allow to cool and pour on the surface of the cake. Leave to set for at least 2 hours. You can finally umold, remove the rhodoid strip. Melt your white chocolate in the bain marie and using a confectioner's horn (or a socket pocket) form circles of chocolate. Now have fun with almond paste and sugar beads to decorate your entremet

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Taken from www.yummly.com/recipe/Raspberry-Mousse-Cake-2057289 (may not work)

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