Mousse Cakes

We had one week to make three mousse cakes.

The first was a fruit mousse, with a jelly top. I used raspberry mousse, with blackberry for the glazed top. Getting the glaze shiny like that, without air bubbles or anything, is very hard and requires a special brand of patience. It's a special kind of cake for the border, stencil paste spread over a stencil (duh) and then a thin layer of cake on top of that.

Second was a chocolate mousse. I used acetate that had been printed in a cocoa butter pattern for the border. The top is glazed in ganache and decorated with white chocolate.

The third mousse cake is called a Charlotte. It involves making a jelly roll, slicing it thin, using the slices to line the inside of a bowl, and then filling the bowl with mousse. A layer of genoise cake is laid over that, then the whole thing is inverted and glazed with apricot glaze. Yeah. The whole thing winds up looking kind of like a brain.  I'm making one for my next zombie party.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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