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How To Make A Charlotte Cake

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Bavarian Cream

Ingredients
4 eggs
4 oz sugar
18 fl oz cream
6 gelatin leaves
18 fl oz milk
2 tsp vanilla extract

Directions
1. Separate the eggs and set the whites adie. Cream the yolks with the sugar.
Whip the cream.
3. Soak the gelatin leaves in water.
4. Heat the milk and vanilla in a pot. Add the egg yolk mixture slowly, whisking constantly. Pour back into the pot and return to a slow heat. Stir until it thickens and coast the back of a spoon.
5. Squeeze the water out of the gelatin and add to the milk/egg mixture. Combine well and let mixture cool in an ice bath.
6. Add the cream just prior to the mixture setting.

Genoise Sponge

Ingredients
4 eggs
4.5 oz fine sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
.8 oz butter
2.3 oz bakers flour
2.3 cornstarch

Directions
1. Mix eggs, sugar and vanilla extract in a mixing bowl and warm it in a bain-marie up to 130F while whisking slightly. The mixture will give off steam and will have developed a slightly creamy texture and color.
2. Clamp the bowl into a mixer and whip the mixture until it has cooled down to room temperature and has developed a very thick sabayon texture.
3. Melt the butter. Place some of the sabayon mixture into a separate mixing bowl. Add the melted butter and combine. Add this mixture back into the sabayon.
4. Sift the flours onto parchment paper and combine them well. Add the flours to the egg mixture and fold through gently. D not overwork as this will result in a flat and firm end product.
5. Divide the mixture and place into greased and dusted sponge tins (use an 8 inch sponge tin per serve). Bake at 390F for 20 minutes until the sponge is set and bouncy. Test for doneness. Once cooled, turn over onto a cooling rack.

Ladyfingers

Ingredients
5 oz bread flour
4 oz cornstarch
7 oz egg yolks
1 tsp vanilla
12 oz egg whites
7.5 oz sugar
Powdered sugar as needed

Directions
1. Sift the flour and cornstarch together.
2. Whip the egg yolks and vanilla until the mixture is creamy and thick. Whip the egg whited and sugar until a soft peak.
3. Fold the two mixtures together until there is just a sight amount of streaking and then very carefully fold in the flour mixture until incorporated.
4. Line a pan with parchment and pipe the cookies with a medium size plain tub about 4 inches long.
5. Sprinkle the cookies with powdered sugar and wait a few minutes until it dissolves and repeat. Bake at 400 degrees for 9-11 minutes until the cookies bounce back we pressed.

Charlotte Cake

Ingredients
Lady fingers ( about 2 dozen are needed for a 9” cake
Sponge Cake
Bavarian Cream or Mousse
Fresh Berries
Whip cream for decoration

Directions
1. Line a spring form pan with plastic.
2. Place lady fingers around the side, being sure they are close together.
3. Layer the cake alternating with cake, Bavarian Cream or Mousse and fruit.
4. Leave the cake set for 4-6 hours until firm.
5. Decorate the top with fresh fruit and whip cream and very carefully unmold the cake and serve chilled.

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Escoffier Home Gourmet published this 30:21 video tutorial on November 4, 2015. It has been watched 65,979 times on YouTube.

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