Samichlaus Patisserie: Hat made of white mousse with mandarin heart

White chocolate mousse with mandarin Jelly
Yield6 tartlets
Active timeapprox. 1 hr
Total timeapprox. 9 hrs (incl. freezing)
contains eggcontains milk (creamcouverture)contains gluten (sponge)
The Samichlaus hat is simply too lovely, so this time it comes in a large size and as a patisserie.
A red pointed hat made of white chocolate mousse, filled with mandarin Jelly, sprayed with red Velvet effect spray and topped with a coconut pompom, on a light white sponge.
The best part: the hat is a patisserie you don't have to share.



Ingredients
Quantity:
For the chocolate mousse
30 gWhole egg, beaten
25 gCaster sugar
70 gWhite couverture
145 gWhole cream, whipped
For assembly
6White sponge bases, Ø 6 cm
Desiccated coconut
Step by step
If you're in a hurry: the compact recipe card further down sums up everything.
Mandarin jelly
1
Cook the jelly
Soak the gelatine in cold water. Warm mandarin puree and liquid aroma over low heat, without boiling, and dissolve the squeezed-out gelatine in it.
2
Freeze
Fill the jelly into 12 hemispheres Ø 3 cm and freeze for at least 2 hours.
White chocolate mousse
1
Whip the egg
Whip whole egg and sugar until foamy, for a few minutes. Melt the White couverture over a water bath, at no more than 40 °C.
2
Mousse
Stir the couverture into the egg mixture and fold in the whipped cream with a Whisk.
Assembling
1
Jelly balls
Fill the Hemisphere mold Ø 7 cm two thirds full with mousse. Briefly rub two jelly halves each over a warm cake tin and press them together into a ball.
2
Filling
Place the jelly ball in the centre of the mousse, cover it with a little mousse and smooth it out. Press a sponge disc Ø 6 cm, 1 cm thick, on top and freeze everything for at least 6 hours.
3
Velvet effect spray
Remove the frozen mini cakes from the mold and spray them in a box with red Velvet effect spray.
4
Topping and border
Knead the modeling chocolate until soft and shape 6 balls. Brush them with cake icing, roll them in coconut and stick them on top. Roll out the rest 2 mm thick, cut 1 cm wide strips, brush them with icing and coconut, and stick them around the bottom of the mini cake.
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Ingredients
Quantity:
For the mandarin jelly
For the chocolate mousse
For assembly
Preparation
- Jelly: Warm the mandarin purée and aroma, add gelatine, freeze in hemispheres Ø 3 cm.
- Mousse: Whisk whole egg and sugar until foamy, fold in white couverture and whipped cream.
- Assembly: Mousse into the 7 cm hemisphere, jelly sphere, sponge, freeze for at least 6 hrs; spray red, coconut pompom and edge.
Nutrition per 100 g
376kcal
28.4 gFat
26 gCarbohydrates
4.1 gProtein
Storage & shelf life
In the refrigerator for up to 3 days, frozen for up to 2 months.
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Recommended by our bakery team, in exactly the sizes this recipe was tested with.
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Freeze thoroughly
Only fully frozen tartlets can be unmoulded cleanly and sprayed evenly.
Warm baking sheet
Placing them on a warm cake tin joins the jelly halves into a round ball.
Not too warm
Do not heat white couverture above 40 °C, otherwise the mousse will become grainy.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, without decoration they keep frozen for up to 2 months.
You can also coat the tartlets with red icing.
In the fridge for up to 3 days.
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