Ingredients
For 3 servings
Crispy bottom
Chocolate genoise
75 g almond paste
35 g egg yolk
25 g whole egg
40 g egg white
13 g flour
9 g cocao powder
17 g cocao mass 100 %
17 g Debic Crème butter
40 g sugar
Chocolate orange mousse
300 g Debic Stand & Overrun
150 g dark chocolate 64%
100 g pâte à bombe
100 g milk
25 g gelatin mass
Blood orange marmalade
350 g orange segments
250 g blood orange puree
20 g gelatin mass (1:5)
40 g candied orange peels
5 g Cointreau 60% vol
30 g sugar
Orange ganache
200 g Debic Stand & Overrun
64 g orange chocolate
70 g Debic Cream Cheese
4 g gelatin mass
30 g palm sugar
Chocolate glazing
Debic products used
Preparation
Crispy bottom
Mix the dry ingredients and combine with the melted Debic Crème butter. Fill in a 16 cm circle and bake at 160°C for 30 minutes.
Chocolate genoise
Mix almond paste, egg yolk and whole egg. Melt the cocao mass and butter and add to the above mixture. Fold in the sieved flour and cocoa powder. Whip three egg whites and the sugar and combine into the mixture. Fill 3 12-cm circles and 3 17-cm circles and bake for 20 minutes at 190°C.
Chocolate orange mousse
Heat the milk and add the gelatin mass. Pour over the dark chocolate. Mix. Add the pâte à bombe. Fold in the soft whipped cream.
Blood orange marmalade
Cut the oranges into segments, cut and drain. Boil and reduce the juice to 50 grams and bind it with gelatin mass and the sugar. Add the remaining ingredients and marinate for 30 minutes at about 80°C.
Orange ganache
Heat the Debic Stand & Overrun to 60°C. Add the gelatin mass and pour over the orange chocolate. Add the palm sugar and the Debic Cream Cheese. Mix with a hand blender and store in the refrigerator.
Chocolate glazing
Sieve the cocao powder and combine with the sugar and a little water. Add to the Debic Stand & Overrun and bring to boil. Add the gelatin mass. Mix well and store in a container to let cool down.
ASSEMBLY & FINISH
Divide the blood orange into donut-shaped molds and cover with the chocolate genoise, freeze. Fill a donut-shaped mold with the chocolate mousse, place the blood orange into the center, cover with the chocolate mousse, genoise and freeze. Unmold and cover with the dark glazing, used at 35°C. Whip the orange ganache, pipe with a St.-Honoré nozzle onto the crispy bottom and spray with orange chocolate. Place the cake in the center, decorate.
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