lunes, 24 de enero de 2011
RECETA DE MOUSSE DE YOGOURT Y CÍTRICOS
Núria Gras, la autora de la receta, comenta que no es un postre fácil de hacer y ha procurado simplicar la explicación.
Ingredientes:
110 gr. de merengue italiano
2 yogourts naturales
30 gr. de nata
6 gr. de gelatina en láminas (cola de pescado)
250 gr de nata (35 %)
Piel de cítricos rallada (Limón, lima, mandarina, naranja…,al gusto)
Remojamos la cola de pescado unos 5 minutos en agua fría y a continuación la deshacemos en un poco de nata caliente. Imcorporamos eso al yogourt y lo mezclamos bien. Incorporamos el merengue, mezclándolo con mucho cuidado con el yogourt.
Montamos la nata hasta que tenga una textura consistente, con espuma pero sin montar del todo, y la incorporamos a la mezcla.
Rallamos el cítrico evitando rallar la parte blanca que da un gusto amargo.
Una vez todo a punto, cortamos un disco de unos 22 cm de diámetro de plancha de biscuit (también podemos emplear bizcochos comprados). Volcamos la mezcla en un molde reddondo de 24 cm de diámetro y lo tapamos con el disco de biscuit bien centrado. Presionamos ligeramente para nivelar el biscuit con la crema.
Lo tapamos y lo dejamos reposar en la nevera 24 h.
Para servirlo, lo emplatamos dando la vuelta y retirando el molde. El biscuit nos hará de base. Decoramos la superficie de la mousse con dados de naranja confitada y ramas de grosella fresca.
lunes, 3 de enero de 2011
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I am completely willing to delete boorish comments ~ e.g., those involving name-calling, cursing, or that are generally disrespectful toward me or other readers. The same goes, especially, for various forms of bigotry. The same goes for comments that are not germane to the post or comment thread.
Except in very rare instances, I do not publish anonymous comments. Experience suggests that unless a reader is willing to identify himself and take responsibility for his views, he too often proves willing to act like an ass. (Apologies for the gendered language, but it seems appropriate in this context.) So, like boorish, anonymous is a more or less direct route to comment oblivion. Life is too short.
I treat this blog like I treat my living room. If you come here and act like an ass, I'll show you the door. And, as is true of my living room (& yours no doubt, too), I am the sole judge of what counts as acting like an ass. Fair warning.
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