Mascarpone Mousse with Carrot and Blood Orange.

Passionate about pastry? Today we bring you an exquisite and sophisticated recipe that is sure to captivate all your guests: the Mascarpone Mousse with carrot and blood orange cream. A dessert that combines the smoothness and creaminess of mascarpone with the sweetness of carrot and the intensity of blood orange. Prepare your spoons and aprons!

To achieve the perfect balance of textures and flavors in this wonderful dessert, we have used some technical but revolutionary ingredients:

  1. Promousse: A stabilizer for mousses that allows us to achieve a homogeneous mixture and a pleasant creaminess, without the need to use eggs or apply heat. The secret to obtaining a perfect mousse!
  2. Gelcrem Cold: A texturizer based on modified potato starch that provides that creamy texture that we all desire in carrot cream. Its thickening qualities will make this cream simply irresistible.
  3. Pectin NH: The star ingredient of carrot and orange glaze. This pectin not only acts as a thickener, but will also provide our glaze with exceptional shine and gelling. Perfect for acidic fruit-based nappages.

Now, it is important to note that this recipe is designed for pastry chefs who want to take their skills to the next level and surprise their audience with unique and delicious creations. So, if you feel ready for the challenge, go ahead!

Remember that each step in the preparation of this dessert requires precision and dedication. From the preparation of the mousse to the carrot cream and the spectacular carrot and blood orange glaze, every detail counts to obtain a spectacular result.

Dare to surprise everyone with this Mascarpone Mousse with carrot and blood orange cream! Your creations will be praised and remembered for a long time.

In the following video from our collection on youtube: Modern Gastronomy you can view the complete recipe for this Mascarpone Mousse with Carrot and Blood Orange.

https://youtu.be/dPl6pAsRzG8?t=79

Mascarpone Mousse with Carrot and Blood Orange.

Sophisticated pastry recipe: this dessert combines the smoothness of mascarpone with the sweetness of carrot and the intensity of blood orange. Technical ingredients such as Promousse, a stabilizer for mousses, Gelcrem Frío, a texturizer based on modified potato starch, and Pectin NH for the glaze are used.

Ingredients

  • Carrot, Blood Orange and Mascarpone
    • 10g -

      Mascarpone mousse

    • 15g -

      Carrot and blood orange cream

    • 10g -

      Carrot and orange glaze

    • 15g -

      Pailleté and chocolate base

    • 1g -

      Orange shavings

  • Mascarpone mousse
  • Carrot and blood orange cream
    • 150g -

      Carrot smoothie

    • 150g -

      Blood orange juice

    • 10g -

      Lemon juice

  • Carrot and orange glaze
  • Pailleté and chocolate base

Prepared by

  • Mascarpone mousse

    1. Mix the milk with Promousse and Instangel and blend for one minute until well dissolved.
    2. Mix with the mascarpone in a bowl and stir well.
    3. Whip the cream with the sugar and add to the previous mixture, stirring with enveloping movements.
  • Carrot and blood orange cream

    1. Mix all the ingredients and blend well for two minutes.
    2. Let it rest for half an hour in the refrigerator and blend for one more minute to obtain a fine and shiny texture.
  • Carrot and orange glaze

    1. Mix the Trehalose with the Pectin and pour little by little into the juices at 40 °C. Stir constantly until dissolved.
    2. Add the glucose and bring to a boil.
    3. Pour into a bowl and cover with film in contact.
    4. Let it rest overnight in the refrigerator before using.
  • Pailleté and chocolate base

    1. Mix the chocolate with the almond paste and melt at 35 °C.
    2. Add the pailleté and mix well.
    3. Form the bases by pressing 10 g of this mixture into 2cm diameter rings.
    4. Leave it cool in the fridge.
  • Final assembly: Carrot, Blood Orange and Mascarpone

    1. Fill mini sphere molds with the gel and freeze.
    2. Fill 2 cm sphere molds and insert the mini gel spheres inside. Freeze.
    3. Dip in the glaze at 40 °C and place on the base.
    4. Decorate with an orange shaving.

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