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Elderberry Flower Mousse with Hazelnut Crumble and Stewed Elderberries from Hans Peter Fink

QimiQ Benefits

  • Acid stable and does not curdle
  • Creamy consistency
  • Full taste with less fat content

Minutes

15

Difficulty

easy

Elderberry Flower Mousse with Hazelnut Crumble and Stewed Elderberries from Hans Peter Fink
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Ingredients

For 4 portions

  • For the hazelnut crumble

  • 200g

    AP Flour

  • 100g

    Butter

  • Salt

  • 50g

    Roasted hazelnuts, ground

  • 60g

    Caster sugar

  • 1tbsp

    Cocoa powder

  • small pinch(es)

    Cinnamon

  • For the mousse

  • 200g

    QimiQ Whip, chilled

  • 100g

    Elderflower syrup

  • 2tbsp

    Sugar

  • 200g

    Natural yogurt

  • 1

    Lime(s), juice only

  • 250g

    Heavy cream 36 % fat, beaten

  • 220g

    Stewed elderberries

Preparation

  1. For the streusel: knead the ingredients together in a food processor. Wrap the dough in clingfilm and chill for 3 hours before using.
  2. For the mousse: lightly whip the cold QimiQ Whip until completely smooth, ensuring that the entire mixture is incorporated (especially from bottom and sides of bowl).
  3. Add the elderberry flower syrup, sugar, yoghurt and lime juice and continue to whip until the required volume has been achieved.
  4. Fold in the whipped cream.
  5. Layer the mousse into dessert glasses alternately with the Fink`s Hollerröster (stewed elderberries) and chill for 2 hours.
  6. Grate the crumble dough onto the parchment paper, using a large grater and bake at 180° C (air convection oven) until golden brown. Allow to cool.
  7. Top the chilled mousse with the crumble and garnish with fresh mint. Serve with yoghurt ice cream.
Some doughy looking food

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