June 1st, 2009

Vanillacream Torte

This week it was my Dads birthday, but while the birthday was in the week, so we meet at the weekend for coffee and cake. I promise to bring a cake and after thinking a little bit, I decided to make a Vanillacream-Torte. The making was easy and luckily I took a picture because the summerhot car was not a good for the torte. The chocolade dekor on the top melted and the sides became soft. 🙁 Arriving at my parents place I storm inside without greeting and place the torte in the fridge. This rescued the rest of the torte. Luckily the taste was not harmed 🙂 and I have a picture to proof that once the torte looks nice 😉

Vanillacream-Torte

For a Springform with 20 cm diameter:

Pâte Sablé

  • 150g flour
  • 125g butter
  • 45g muscovado
  • 1 pinch Fleur de Sel

Golden Chiffon

  • 1 egg yolk
  • 20g water
  • 20g oil
  • 20g sugar
  • 40g flour
  • 1/2 Tl Cream de Tatar
  • 1 egg white
  • 20g sugar
  • 1 Tl vanilla sugar
  • some citron peel

Vanilla cream

  • 200g heavy cream
  • 200g milk
  • 1 vanilla bean
  • 10g Agartine
  • 80g sugar
  • 90g egg yolk (= 5 egg yolk)
  • 300g heavy cream (whipped to soft peaks)

Glaze

  • 60g water
  • 30g sugar
  • 3g Agar
  • 1 vanilla bean

Deko

  • rapsberries
  • chocolade lattice
  • vanilla bean

For the pâte sabé: Cream butter with sugar, then combine with flour. Cool 1/2 hour in the fridge, then roll it into a circle with 20 cm diameter. Bake 15 min at 175°C. For the golden chiffon: Mix egg yolk, oil, water, sugar and spices untill well combined, the sift flour and cream de tatar on the batter and fold it into the batter.  Whip egg white with sugar untill it forms soft peaks, then fold it into the batter, too. Bake in a springform (Diameter 20 cm) and bake at 175°C for 20 min. Vanillacream: Open the vanilla bean and scrap out the pulp and ad both the pulp and the pod to 200g cream, milk and the Agar, boil the mixture for 5 min. Allow the mixture infuse with the vanilla pod for another 10 min, then remove the pod. Heat the mixture to 80°C. Mix the eggyolks with sugar and stir it the hot Milk-Cream-Mixture and keep stirring for another 2 min, then remove the pot from the heat. Let cool down to 35°C then fold the whipped cream into the cream.vanilletorte-3 Adjust the cake ring to 21 cm and place the disk of pâte sable in the middle. Pour the half of the cream on the disk and place the torte for 10 min the the freezer to secure the cream. Then place the golden chiffon on the top and pour the other half of the cream on it. Place in the fridge untill the cream is set. For the chocolate lattice pipe molten chocolate on a baking sheet and let it dry well before using. For the glaze: scrape out the pulp of a vanilla bean and add this to the water, sugar and agar. Cook for 2 min, let cool down to 35°C and pour it on top of the torte. Decorate with raspberries and chocolate lattice and store in fridge untill serving.

 

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  2. Reka June 11th, 2009

    Die Torte hat toll geschmeckt. Da haben wir es als gar nicht als so schlimm empfunden dass sie leicht verrutscht war.
    –“Die Schokoladendeko und die Himbeeren auf der Torte kann man leicht entfernen, so dass sie kein Problem sind”- Danke dafür, so konnte ich sie leicht abnehmen und die Torte trotz meiner FM genießen.

    Mama

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  3. Stefanie June 8th, 2009

    Thanks Nick 🙂
    My boyfrind get some of it, too, but he dislike the glaze 🙁 I think something with chocolate would make him happier.
    When the torte started collapsing I decided that I would NEVER do a torte again, but my dad loved it, so I will repeat the torte-adventure. Just baking bread would make my life to easy 😉
    The chocolate is bittersweet coverture and I tempered like that: I melted half of the chocolate, removed it from the waterbath, then I stired the rest of the chopped chocolate in the molten chocolate, let it sit for some minutes, then stired untill everything is melted.

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  4. nick June 8th, 2009

    This is really a beautiful looking torte! I’m surprised your boyfriend didn’t get angry (doesn’t he complain that you always make bread and never a torte?) especially if he didn’t get any!

    What chocolate do you use for your lattice work? Do you temper it yourself? It looks glossy and terrific!

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  5. Stefanie June 7th, 2009

    Danke!
    Ich hatte im ersten Frust beschlossen, dass ich ab jetzt wieder nur noch Hefegebäck mitnehme. Aber mein Papa war so begeistert von der Torte, dass ich das doch nicht über das Herz bringe 😉 Sie direkt vor Ort zu machen wäre eine gute Alternative!

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  6. Barbara June 7th, 2009

    Die Torte sieht traumhaft aus. 🙂

    Schade, dass Torten Autofahrten so schlecht überstehen. Ich hatte kürzlich eine Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte vorbereitet, auch 5 Std. im Auto, mit Kühlelementen unter der Kuchenplatte. Die Sahne außenrum und die Deko habe ich dann zum Glück vor Ort machen können, sonst wäre das auch schief gegangen.

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