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How to make Mont Blanc Cake. Mont Blanc (Monte Bianco in italian) is the most delicious chestnut dessert ever and it's perfect for Christmas! My brother's favourite kind of cake is chestnut cream cake (from Chinese bakeries).
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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have mont blanc - made with chestnuts cooked in their skins using 11 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Mont Blanc - Made with Chestnuts Cooked In Their Skins:
- Prepare For the chestnut cream:
- Make ready 200 grams ○Chestnuts cooked in their inner skins
- Prepare 100 grams ○Heavy cream
- Take 1/2 tablespoon~ your preference ○Sugar
- Get 1 tsp ○Rum
- Make ready 1 three 6 cm diameter pieces… save the rest for another snack ^^ For the tart crust
- Prepare 100 ml ●Heavy cream
- Prepare 1 tbsp ●Sugar
- Prepare 2 Boiled chestnut in their skins (for the filling)
- Take 3 Boiled chestnut skins (for decorating)
- Make ready 1 Sugar
Food writer and passionate home cook Silvia Colloca feels most Italian when she is in her kitchen. Inspired by the French dessert of sweet cream and chestnuts, this treat elevates it with moist cake. James Martin makes his version of the decadent chestnut dessert topped with caramelised nuts. Add the nuts and bring the mixture to the boil.
Steps to make Mont Blanc - Made with Chestnuts Cooked In Their Skins:
- Prepare the tart crust: I made mine 6 cm in diameter. Finely mince the simmered chestnuts for the filling.
- Make the chestnut cream: Put the ○ chestnuts into a food processor, and blend into a paste.
- Add the ○ sugar, ○ rum, and ○ heavy cream to Step 2, and blend until smooth. Please adjust the overall hardness to the same state as the heavy cream. The photo shows the chestnut cream after it's blended.
- Since it was a bit clumpy when I tried squeezing it, I decided to pass it through a sieve, even though it's a lot of work.
- I made about 250 g minus the amount lost from straining it. It is really delicious when you try it. It has restaurant-quality flavor!
- Put the ● heavy cream and ● sugar in bowl, and whip while it cools.
- Put it all together: Place 1/3 of the minced chestnut from Step 1 on top of the tart crust and squeeze 1 cm of the cream from Step 6 on top in a mound using a pastry bag fitted with a tip. Squeeze the chestnut cream from Step 5 on top.
- I use this type of pastry tip, but you can of course use a different one! I squeezed it from the bottom up in a spiral.
- Note: If you're using a wide piping tip, I think it's okay not to pass the paste through a sieve.
- Top with small chestnuts (for decoration) and a mint leaf (if you have some), and it is done!
Thomas Haas is in the kitchen with his festive recipe for a Chestnut Mont Blanc. The other is Mont Blanc, from France, where pureed chestnut cream and whipped cream is crowned with a sugared chestnut (a proper marron glace Since chestnuts are hard to peel, the easiest way to make them edible is to cook them in their skins. The usual way to do this in Japan is to boil them. Pipe the chestnut topping in overlapping circles over the entire surface of the cake until completely covered. Please could you make available the full printable version of this recipe.
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