Martini Cioccolato Chocolate Christmas Cake

Chocolate Christmas Cake

Ariba Watacao

Difficulty 4
45 Minutes
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Ariba Watacao 200 g
Cream 35% 660g
Pure hazelnut paste 100g
Apricot pulp with 10% sugar 250g
Lemon Juice 25g
Granulated sugar 50g
Reversible pectine 8g
Egg white 110g
Granulated sugar 40g
Almond flour 75g
Powdered sugar 75g
Mirall Cioccolato Fondente

Method

MOUSSE WATACAO & HAZELNUT

  1. Melt Ariba Watacao and mix in the hazelnut paste.

  2. Bring to a temperature of 32°C.

  3. Whip the cream to three-quarters and gradually fold it into the previously prepared mixture.

APRICOT & LEMON FILLING

  1. Heat the pulp and juice to 50°C.

  2. Mix the granulated sugar with the pectin while dry, then combine it with the mixture.

  3. Bring to 105°C and pour into two rings with a diameter of 18 cm.

ALMOND BISQUIT

  1. Whip the egg whites and granulated sugar.

  2. Manually fold in the almond flour mixed with powdered sugar using a spatula.

  3. Use a piping bag to form 18 cm diameter discs on baking paper.

  4. Bake at 180°C for 8 minutes and store at -20°C.

ASSEMBLY AND DECORATION

  1. Pour a layer of mousse into a 20 cm diameter ring previously chilled on a baking tray lined with a Silpat mat.

  2. Place the apricot and lemon insert and pour a second layer of mousse.

  3. Finish with a layer of almond sponge cake. Blast chill to -20°C.

  4. Remove the cake from the ring and glaze with Mirall dark chocolate.

  5. Decorate by drawing a gold powder circle on the cake and finish with chocolate leaves made using natural leaves, along with white chocolate spheres colored red.

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