Royal Raspberry Charlotte
A dome-shaped Charlotte lined with raspberry roulade spirals and filled with raspberry, white-chocolate and cottage-cheese mousse. Allow about 13 hours 30 minutes, including both refrigeration periods.
Ingredients
- Egg4 pieces
- Vanilla extract5 ml
- Heavy cream (35%)300 ml
- water100 ml
Instructions
14 steps- 1
Heat the oven to 175°C. Line a 30×40 cm rimmed tray and an 18 cm round pan with parchment.
10 min
- 2
Whip the 4 eggs with 90 g sugar, the salt and vanilla until pale, thick and ribbon-like.
10 min
- 3
Fold in the flour gently. Spread about two thirds of the batter evenly in the 30×40 cm tray and the remaining third in the 18 cm pan.
5 min
- 4
Bake both sponges for 15 - 20 minutes, until set, lightly golden and springy when touched. Remove them as each becomes ready; do not let the thin sheet dry out.
20 min
175°C
- 5
Turn out the sheet sponge onto clean parchment, peel off its baking paper and let it cool until just warm. Cool the round sponge separately.
10 min
- 6
Spread the 150 g raspberry jam thinly over the sheet. Roll it tightly from a 40 cm edge so the finished roulade is about 40 cm long. Wrap and refrigerate for 3 hours; keep the round sponge covered.
185 min
- 7
Line an approximately 2 litre bowl, about 20 cm across the rim, with food wrap. Cut the chilled roulade into 1 cm slices and fit them closely over the bottom and sides, reserving several slices for an inner layer. The bowl size is approximate; leave enough room for the mousse and choose a rim that the 18 cm sponge can cap after minor trimming if needed.
15 min
- 8
Only after the roulade shell is ready, sprinkle the 20 g powdered gelatin over 100 ml cold water and leave it for 10 minutes to bloom. If the package specifies a different liquid ratio for its bloom strength, follow the package.
10 min
- 9
Blend 230 g raspberries to a puree. Warm the puree with the remaining 90 g sugar and the white chocolate over low heat, stirring until smooth. Remove from the heat; melt in the bloomed gelatin without boiling, then blend in the cottage cheese.
15 min
60°C
- 10
Cool the raspberry base to 25 - 30°C while keeping it fluid; do not leave it until the gelatin begins to set.
20 min
- 11
Blend the sour cream into the cooled raspberry base. Whip the cold 35% cream to soft peaks, fold it gently into the base, and proceed immediately to the layered assembly in the next step.
10 min
- 12
Add half the mousse and half the remaining 150 g whole raspberries. Add the reserved roulade slices, then the remaining mousse and berries. Level the surface and fit the cooled 18 cm round sponge inside the rim as a cap, trimming its edge only if necessary.
15 min
- 13
Cover tightly and refrigerate for 8 hours, until fully set.
480 min
- 14
Uncover, invert onto a plate, lift away the bowl and wrap, and cut into 12 portions.
5 min
Nutrition
1 serving ≈ 133 g
Nutrition values are estimates. - means data is unavailable.
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