June 19th, 2014

Little Peach Tortes with a red heart

Pfirsich-Himbeer-Törtchen (2)

When I looked through my freezer two weeks ago I found some red currants from last year and some peaches, which seems to hide themselves when I was baking peache torte in February. Looking on the the berries and peaches I decided to bake some little mousse tortes.

For the Sponge I used a recipe from Matthias Ludwigs . He whips the egg white together with starch to soft peaks. I could not believe that it should work but it did! It helps to fold in the flour, starch and egg white in the dough without loosing its volume. For the filling I created once again my own recipe.

Because pentecost was a really warm day, I froze the tortes for four hours. And even then the 15 minute ride in the hot car was enough to defrost them. At my parents place, we enjoyed them together with iced coffee, ginger basil lemonade and an elder flower lemonade in the shadow on their veranda. There is no better way to spend a summer sunday!

 

Little Peach Tortes with a red heart

For 7 Tortes (Diameter about  8 cm)

Raspberry – Red Currant – Disc

  • 250g Raspberry
  • 250g Red Currant
  • 65g sugar
  • 2g Agar

SpongePfirsich-Himbeer-Törtchen (1)

  • 3 Eggs
  • 30g powdered sugar
  • 30g sugar
  • 30g flour
  • 30g starch
  • 1 pinch Salt

Peach-Mousse

  • 400g pureed peach
  • 4g Agar
  • 2 egg yolk
  • 70g yoghurt
  • 2 egg white
  • 100g sugar
  • 175g cream

Jelly

  • 25g lemon juice
  • 50g white wine
  • 90g gelling sugar 1:1

Raspberry – Red Currant – Disc: Bring the berries to boil and cook them until soft. Pass through a sieve. Measure 275g of the puree and bring it with sugar and agar to boil. Let it boil for about 2 min, then fill in the 7 wells of a muffin form. Freeze for at least 2 hours.

Sponge: In the meantime whip egg yolk and powdered sugar until foamy. Bead egg white with sugar and starch to soft peacks. Fold 1/3 of the egg white under the foamy egg yolk, then put the remaing egg white on top, sift the flour over the egg white and fold everything carefully into the batter.

Spread the dough on a baking tray and bake at 180°C (convection mode) for 10 min. Let cool down.

Pfirsich-Mousse: In the meantime prepare the mousse. Head 200h of peach puree with agar until it starts boiling. Boil for another 2 min. Mix a little bit of the hot peach puree with the egg yolks, then stir the egg yolk in the hot peach puree. Remove from the stove and stir in the reaming peach puree. Now fold in the yoghurt.  Whip egg white with sugar, then fold the mixture into the puree. Let cool down to 30°C.Whip the cream and fold it into the mousse

Assambly: Cut round sponge disc in the size of the cake ring. Fill with 2/3 with Peach mousse, then lay the rasberry-red currant-disc on top. FIll in remaing mousse. Freez for 2 hours.

Jellly:  Bring lemon juice, white wine and gelling sugar to boil and let it boil for 3 min. Let cool down a little bit, then distribute over the tortes. Cool the tortes for another 2 hours before serving!

6 Responses t_on Little Peach Tortes with a red heart

  1. Vera Sommerfeld August 26th, 2021

    Hallo liebe Stefanie,

    ich möchte Ihren perfekten Biskuitteig mit Kakao backen ,
    könnten sie mir ein Tipp geben .
    Mein Schokoladenbiskuit fällt immer zusammen .
    Ich würde mich sehr über eine Antwort freuen.

    Mit freundlichen Grüßen Vera

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    1. Stefanie August 27th, 2021

      @Vera: Wenn man das genaue Rezept nicht kennt, ist es immer ein wenig schwierig, Ferndiagnosen zu stellen. Ich habe z.B. mit dem Schokobiskuit von Matthias Ludwigs gute Erfahrungen gemacht. Ich habe ihn nicht verbloggt, aber hier ist das Rezept bei Maren. Wenn man es ganz genau nimmt, ist es eine Wiener Masse, bleibt dadurch aber auch schön saftig.

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      1. Vera Sommerfeld August 27th, 2021

        Hallo liebe Stefanie ,
        vielen Dank für das Rezept. Es hört sich gut an.
        Ich werde es ausprobieren.
        Liebe Grüße Vera

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  2. Lisa June 23rd, 2014

    Oh, das sieht sehr lecker aus.
    Genau das richtige, bei diesen Temperaturen. Aber auch deine anderen Rezepte, v.a. deine Brote finde ich wirklich toll! Ich bin froh, deinen Blog entdeckt zu haben 😉

    Liebe Grüße
    Lisa

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  3. Mama June 22nd, 2014

    Auch wenn die heiße Autofahrt ihrer Standfestigkeit ein wenig geschadet hat stelle ich wieder einmal fest: lecker, unbedingt empfehlenswert !

    Reply

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