Sloe Syrup Bavarois RecipeOrigin: Britain Period: Traditional |
IngredientsThis is a classic vanilla-flavoured egg custard dessert mixed with cream and egg whites that's set with gelatine or agar that's flavoured with sloe syrup.
5 eggs, separated 
Sloe Syrup Bavarois Preparation:Method:Add the milk, sloe syrup and vanilla pod to a pan and slowly bring to a bowl. Meanwhile, cream together the egg yolks and sugar and beat until the sugar has dissolved and the mixture is light and creamy in colour. When the milk mixture has boiled, take off the heat then, whisking continually, slowly add half the milk to the egg mixture. Pour the resultant mixture into the pan with the remaining milk mix and whisk to combine. Return to the heat and cook over medium heat, whisking continually, until the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Add the gelatine to a bowl and pour 80ml boiling water over the top. Stir until the gelatine has dissolved then pour this into the egg and milk mixture. Whisk to combine then immediately place the pan in a bowl of iced water and allow to cool to room temperature (when the mixture begins to set). As the mixture is cooling, whip the egg whites in a clean bowl to the soft peak stage and whip the cream to the same consistency. When the custard mixture has cooled gently fold in the whipped cream and the whipped egg whites. Pour into moulds and cool until set then unmould by plunging the mould into hot water and turning onto a plate. Serve with a fruit coulis. Alternatively, you can use the mixture as a cake filling. |
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