Le Cremet d'Anjou
- 100 grams Cream cheese
- 100 grams Drained yogurt
- 100 grams Heavy cream
- 2 Egg whites
- 50 grams Granulated sugar
- 5 grams Lemon juice
- 100 grams Raspberries
- 20 grams Granulated sugar
- 5 grams Lemon juice
- 5 grams Framboise liqueur
- Drain the yogurt.
- Suspend a paper towel lined sieve over a bowl, put the 450 g of yogurt in, cover with plastic and refrigerate.
- The yogut will weigh around 200 g after it's strained.
- If you are not using cream cheese, use up the strained yogurt.
- Put softened cream cheese, half the granulated sugar, 100 g of the drained yogurt and lemon juice in a bowl and mix well.
- Whip the cream in another bowl until stiff peaks form.
- Add the cream cheese mixture from Step 3 to the whipped cream from Step 4, and mix to combine.
- In another bowl, beat the egg whites with the remaining granulated sugar to make a meringue.
- Add the meringue from Step 6 to the cream mixture from Step 5 (mix very well).
- Line a tea strainer with cheesecloth or cotton gauze, and put in the Step 7 mixture.
- Gather the fabric over the mixture and close it up with a rubber band.
- Cover with kitchen paper and put the bundle on a cup or something so that it doesn't lose its shape.
- Make sure there's space under the bundle for the liquid in the cream mixture to drain into.
- Leave it to drain in the refrigerator for at least a day - 2 days is best.
- Change the paper towels 2-3 times, and discard the whey that's pooled in the cup.
- Make the framboise sauce.
- Put all the sauce ingredients in a pan, and cook over low heat while crushing the raspberries.
- Strain the mixture through a strainer, and leave to cool.
- Serve the drained cream inverted on a plate.
- You can also wrap the cream around each strawberry.
- Use strawberry, blueberry, mango or any fruity sauce of your choice.
cream cheese, yogurt, heavy cream, egg whites, sugar, lemon juice, raspberries, sugar, lemon juice, framboise liqueur
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/144454-le-cremet-danjou (may not work)