Sunday, July 29, 2007

White Chocolate Strawberry Mousse Cake





10 comments:

silverrock said...

this cake looks amazing... only wish I could taste it :P

Anonymous said...

Aunty, very nice and tall cake!

Unknown said...

Wow! This a cake is so pretty. How do you get it to stand up with so much mousse and so little cake? It's great.

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi Heidi,

I used a cake ring and after assembling, I chill it in the refrigerator till it sets.

rgds

Anonymous said...

Hi Aunty Yochana,

the strawberry mousse cake looks so elegant! Could you kindly send me the recipe at:

loh_waifong@hotmail.com

Thanks so much.

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi Fong,

This recipe belongs to Florence - Do What I like. Go to my home page and click onto it.

Have fun.

rgds

Anonymous said...

Dear Aunty Lucy,

Hi again, I've got this recipe from Florence blog, just a few doubts b4 trying out:
1. if my sponge is 21cm, what's the size of cake ring should I use?

2. the whipping cream that req for mousse ,is it the milac gold type or the topping type, sorry I'm always confuse abt types of whipping cream to use.
rgds
Yvonne

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi Yvonne,

Use a cake ring that is slightly bigger than your sponge cake. The gap will allow the mousse to flow down and cover the sides.

Use Millac gold or Pour N Whip for mousse.

rgds

Anonymous said...

Dear Aunty lucy,

Tks for the info, just complete & the cake has just sent in the fridge for setting. My error:the straining stage of puree,what stage has it got to be ? cos the finishing mousse not as smooth as yours. thelast & critical part, is there any special technique removing the cake ring when set?

Tks for taking time guiding me as is my first attempt on mousse cake.

rgds
Yvonne

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi Yvonne,

do you have a fire torch or a hari dryer? Just blow at the side of the cake ring and it will come easily and no damage to the mousse.

rgds