European Pear Charlotte
European Pear Charlotte

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Great recipe for European Pear Charlotte. I made this for my niece's birthday cake. For the finishing touch, cover the sides of the crust with non-melting powdered sugar, which will look beautiful.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook european pear charlotte using 12 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make European Pear Charlotte:
  1. Make ready Recipe ID: 549233 biscuit sponge cake
  2. Take 2 can Pears in syrup (canned)
  3. Get 2 Raw egg yolks
  4. Get 50 grams Sugar
  5. Take 150 ml Milk
  6. Prepare 1 tsp Rum sake
  7. Get 150 ml Heavy cream
  8. Make ready 5 grams Gelatin block
  9. Make ready Syrup for the crust
  10. Make ready 50 ml European pear syrup
  11. Make ready 1 tsp Rum
  12. Get 1 Nappage

For the finishing touch, cover the sides of the crust with non-melting powdered sugar, which will look beautiful. To assemble the pear charlotte, line the walls of the charlotte mold with the syrup-soaked ladyfingers, arranging them vertically side by side. Pour half of the pear-cream mixture into the charlotte, then add a double layer of sliced pears. Pour in the remaining pear-cream mixture.

Instructions to make European Pear Charlotte:
  1. Soak the gelatin block in ice water. Place the canned pears in a sieve, and drain the syrup. Set aside 50ml of the syrup.
  2. Mix the syrup from Step 1 with the rum to make the crust syrup, and coat the bottom of the crust. Chill in the fridge.
  3. Making the bavarois: Add milk to a pot, and warm to the point just before it boils.
  4. Add egg yolks and sugar to a bowl, and whip with an egg beater until it turns white. Add milk from Step 3 in all at once, and stir.
  5. Return Step 4 to the pot, and warm over low heat while mixing with a wooden spatula. Remove from the heat once it thickens, and add the tightly wrung gelatin.
  6. Strain with a strainer, and cool in ice water. Add the rum, whip the heavy cream until it forms soft ridges, add to the pot, and stir together.
  7. Cube two of the pears to 1 cm, and add to Step 6. Pour Step 2 to the bavarois to about 40% full, and even the surface.
  8. Place the crust onto to make the sandwich, and slather syrup with a brush. Pour in the remaining bavarois, level out the surface, and let sit in the fridge to solidify.
  9. Thinly slice the pears, and top on Step 8. Slather the pears with nappage, garnish with mint, and it is done.

Pear Charlotte-Yellow sponge, pear mousse with pear pieces, chocolate mousse with rum, pear cream frosting, lady fingers, sliced glazed pear halves, cream rosettes, pistachio pieces. Poznansky- Hazelnut meringue sponge soaked in vodka, prune jam, chocolate Russell cream with raisins, and nuts, mocha Russell cream, marble of white and dark. A charlotte (SHAR-luht) is a classic French molded dessert. It can be served cold or can be baked and served hot. This is an example of a European pear, specifically, the Bosc variety.

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