Sunday, 12 December 2010

Strawberry Ripple with Mascarpone Cream & Ma first Ever Award!!

Merry X'mas to all of u...I know that it's a bit early; bt ma exams are on the way & I wanted to post something before that, for the x'mas. But still the festive season has begun and you can see the Santas & X'mas trees all over. Ma kids are also busy collecting them.You can see ma daughter's Santa in one of the pictures below. She painted it & now it's there on her table since a week ..
A bit busy now, so going directly to the recipe ....so mch to type... :))





Ingredients:

For the honey sponge:

5 egg yolks
Salt 4 gm
Honey 175gm
Flour 75 gm
Baking powder 5 gm
Egg Whites 5
Sugar 125 gm
Melted butter 90g
Strawberry Jam 30gm

For the Strawberry Ripple with Mascarpone cream

Mascarpone cheese 150g
Icing sugar 20 g
Egg Yolks 1
Heavy Cream 150g
Strawberry puree 55ml
sugar 15 g
gelatin 12g
Egg yolks 2 
Sugar 25g
Fresh strawberry, chopped 35g

                                                   


Method:

  1. To make the sponge, whisk the egg yolks until slightly thickened.Continue to whisk as you slowly add the salt and honey. Whisk this mixture until it has risen and is pale in colour.                                         
  2. Add the flour and baking powder to the yolk mixture. Gently fold in.
  3. Whisk the egg whites and sugar in a separate mixing bowl until soft peaks form. Gradually add the flour and yolk mixture to the egg white mixture and gently fold in until completely incorporated. Lastly, fold in the melted butter.
  4. Spread the batter about 1 cm thick onto  a 40*60 cm baking sheet pan. Bake in the oven at 210C oven for abt 6 mts. Set aside.
  5. When completely cooled, spread the strawberry jam evenly on the sponge and roll into a long cylinder resembling a swiss roll. Place in the freezer until it sets, then cut the roll into slices about 2 cm thick.You have to roll it carefully & tightly..cos this is the roll which is seen while serving & it should be perfect. This was my first attempt; so i think i would 've done more neatly.But the taste was awesome!!
  6. Spray bowl shaped mould with non-stick spray and dust with a small amount of sugar. Line the bottom of the mould with the Swiss roll slices and set aside. I used ramekins;bt not bowl shaped.
  7. To make the strawberry ripple, in a mixing bowl fitted with a paddle attachment, combine the mascarpone cheese, icing sugar, and the two egg yolks. Beat the mixture until smooth and set aside.
  8. Whisk the heavy cream in a separate bowl until light and fluffy.Set aside.
  9. In a saucepan place the strawberry puree and sugar over high heat and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and mix in the gelatin until fully dissolved.
  10. Ina a separate bowl, whisk the four egg yolks and sugar together until the mixture rises and is pale in colour.
  11. Gently fold the mascarpone mixture into the yolks, then fold in the strawberry mixture, and lastly the whipped cream. Fold until everything is fully incorporated, but don't overwork the mixture.
  12. Put this mixture into the previously prepared mould.Set in the freezer.
  13. When ready to serve invert the mould onto serving plate and garnish with fresh strawberry or raspberry; though i used frozen...:))
This post is going to the Suma's anniwersary event
    Verdict: Next time I would make half the qty of the mascarpone cream...as i didn't lik too mch of it..

    AWARD TIME!!

    Oops!! forgot to mention about ma first ever award..All thanx to Sujana!! This 'Sunshine Award' was passed on to me by Sujana from Sujana's World & I'm sharing this with all ma followers & fellow bloggers..It really means a lot to me & defenitely a source of inspiration. Please do check her blog.

    11 comments:

    1. really awesome dessert hasna........grt work......yummyyyy

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    2. Marry x'mas to u also.. this is so delicious..and congrats on u r award:)

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    3. Gorgeous looking dessert, fabulous work..

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    4. Great work there Hasna. I have done something similar long time ago, but in one big bowl...and had a different filling... Also, congrats on your award.. I'm yet to explore your whole blog hopefully should so it during this christmas holiday and will post my comments then..

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    5. @fajeeda,rumana & priya...thnk u
      @shamila...realli?? so wat ws the filling..in original recipe, they used round bowls; bt i didnt ve that ;so used the cylindrical shaped one..ths ws ma first attempt..i thnk it needs some more perfection in rolling the cake & arranging it..btw thank u & give me suggestions too..((criticisms are also accepted))

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    6. Loved ths a lot...can't wait to have some!!

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    7. Hi, my first time and loved it. Your recipes are interesting and decadent.

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    8. wow, that looks beautiful, thanks for visiting my blog. Reg. the fruity curd rice, we have to cook rice little bit mushy, by adding extra water. You have a lovely space with delicious recipes, great

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    9. What a lovely treat for the holidays! looks great. Congrats on your award and wishing you many more.

      Also, thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving your kind words.

      Aaha Oho

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    10. This looks divine, a very refined n pretty dessert!
      Congrats on your award dear..wish you many many more to come!
      Also, thanks a lot for visiting me..you have wonderful collection here, will be back often:)


      US Masala

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    11. Awesome..awesome dessert..looks so yummy!! congrats on ur award!!

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    Sunday, 12 December 2010

    Strawberry Ripple with Mascarpone Cream & Ma first Ever Award!!

    Merry X'mas to all of u...I know that it's a bit early; bt ma exams are on the way & I wanted to post something before that, for the x'mas. But still the festive season has begun and you can see the Santas & X'mas trees all over. Ma kids are also busy collecting them.You can see ma daughter's Santa in one of the pictures below. She painted it & now it's there on her table since a week ..
    A bit busy now, so going directly to the recipe ....so mch to type... :))





    Ingredients:

    For the honey sponge:

    5 egg yolks
    Salt 4 gm
    Honey 175gm
    Flour 75 gm
    Baking powder 5 gm
    Egg Whites 5
    Sugar 125 gm
    Melted butter 90g
    Strawberry Jam 30gm

    For the Strawberry Ripple with Mascarpone cream

    Mascarpone cheese 150g
    Icing sugar 20 g
    Egg Yolks 1
    Heavy Cream 150g
    Strawberry puree 55ml
    sugar 15 g
    gelatin 12g
    Egg yolks 2 
    Sugar 25g
    Fresh strawberry, chopped 35g

                                                       


    Method:

    1. To make the sponge, whisk the egg yolks until slightly thickened.Continue to whisk as you slowly add the salt and honey. Whisk this mixture until it has risen and is pale in colour.                                         
    2. Add the flour and baking powder to the yolk mixture. Gently fold in.
    3. Whisk the egg whites and sugar in a separate mixing bowl until soft peaks form. Gradually add the flour and yolk mixture to the egg white mixture and gently fold in until completely incorporated. Lastly, fold in the melted butter.
    4. Spread the batter about 1 cm thick onto  a 40*60 cm baking sheet pan. Bake in the oven at 210C oven for abt 6 mts. Set aside.
    5. When completely cooled, spread the strawberry jam evenly on the sponge and roll into a long cylinder resembling a swiss roll. Place in the freezer until it sets, then cut the roll into slices about 2 cm thick.You have to roll it carefully & tightly..cos this is the roll which is seen while serving & it should be perfect. This was my first attempt; so i think i would 've done more neatly.But the taste was awesome!!
    6. Spray bowl shaped mould with non-stick spray and dust with a small amount of sugar. Line the bottom of the mould with the Swiss roll slices and set aside. I used ramekins;bt not bowl shaped.
    7. To make the strawberry ripple, in a mixing bowl fitted with a paddle attachment, combine the mascarpone cheese, icing sugar, and the two egg yolks. Beat the mixture until smooth and set aside.
    8. Whisk the heavy cream in a separate bowl until light and fluffy.Set aside.
    9. In a saucepan place the strawberry puree and sugar over high heat and bring to a boil. Remove from heat and mix in the gelatin until fully dissolved.
    10. Ina a separate bowl, whisk the four egg yolks and sugar together until the mixture rises and is pale in colour.
    11. Gently fold the mascarpone mixture into the yolks, then fold in the strawberry mixture, and lastly the whipped cream. Fold until everything is fully incorporated, but don't overwork the mixture.
    12. Put this mixture into the previously prepared mould.Set in the freezer.
    13. When ready to serve invert the mould onto serving plate and garnish with fresh strawberry or raspberry; though i used frozen...:))
    This post is going to the Suma's anniwersary event
      Verdict: Next time I would make half the qty of the mascarpone cream...as i didn't lik too mch of it..

      AWARD TIME!!

      Oops!! forgot to mention about ma first ever award..All thanx to Sujana!! This 'Sunshine Award' was passed on to me by Sujana from Sujana's World & I'm sharing this with all ma followers & fellow bloggers..It really means a lot to me & defenitely a source of inspiration. Please do check her blog.

      11 comments:

      1. really awesome dessert hasna........grt work......yummyyyy

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      2. Marry x'mas to u also.. this is so delicious..and congrats on u r award:)

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      3. Gorgeous looking dessert, fabulous work..

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      4. Great work there Hasna. I have done something similar long time ago, but in one big bowl...and had a different filling... Also, congrats on your award.. I'm yet to explore your whole blog hopefully should so it during this christmas holiday and will post my comments then..

        ReplyDelete
      5. @fajeeda,rumana & priya...thnk u
        @shamila...realli?? so wat ws the filling..in original recipe, they used round bowls; bt i didnt ve that ;so used the cylindrical shaped one..ths ws ma first attempt..i thnk it needs some more perfection in rolling the cake & arranging it..btw thank u & give me suggestions too..((criticisms are also accepted))

        ReplyDelete
      6. Loved ths a lot...can't wait to have some!!

        ReplyDelete
      7. Hi, my first time and loved it. Your recipes are interesting and decadent.

        ReplyDelete
      8. wow, that looks beautiful, thanks for visiting my blog. Reg. the fruity curd rice, we have to cook rice little bit mushy, by adding extra water. You have a lovely space with delicious recipes, great

        ReplyDelete
      9. What a lovely treat for the holidays! looks great. Congrats on your award and wishing you many more.

        Also, thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving your kind words.

        Aaha Oho

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      10. This looks divine, a very refined n pretty dessert!
        Congrats on your award dear..wish you many many more to come!
        Also, thanks a lot for visiting me..you have wonderful collection here, will be back often:)


        US Masala

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      11. Awesome..awesome dessert..looks so yummy!! congrats on ur award!!

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