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Carrot cake with lingonberries and caramel cream

The different flavours complement each other - very tasty!

Carrot cake with lingonberries and caramel cream
Servings6 Servings
CategoryDifficultyEasy
Ingredients for Sponge Cake
 4 Eggs
 180 g Carrots
 75 g Dried apricots
 75 g Dried dates
 50 g Flour (this time, premium wheat flour)
 30 g Oat bran
 10 g Oil
 5 g Baking powder
 ½ tsp. Salt
 Cinnamon
Ingredients for caramel cream
 350 g Culinary curd "Baltais"
 200 g Milk 2%
 100 g Milk powder 1%
 10 g Gelatin
 40 g Water
 Sweetener of your choice
Ingredients for filling
 300 g Apple
 200 g Lingonberries
 6 g Corn starch
 Sweetener
Ingredients for Caramel Glaze
 80 g Milk 2%
 50 g Whey protein with chocolate flavour or powdered milk
 6 g Gelatin
 60 g Water
 Sweetener
Ingredients for the sponge cake soaking
 50 g Date syrup + water
Ingredients for Decor
 25 g Candied roasted hazelnuts
Directions
Bake sponge cakes
1

Separate the egg whites from the yolks.

2

Pour hot water over the dates and apricots and leave to soak. Then cut into smaller pieces.

3

Grate the carrots on a fine grater.

4

Add carrots, soaked dates and apricots to the egg yolks and blend into a smooth mixture.

5

Add the flour (to which baking powder has been added beforehand) and mix everything thoroughly.

6

Beat the egg whites until foamy, add erythritol and beat until firm foam forms (beat for ~2-3 minutes). Add the egg white mixture to the batter (carefully fold it in, stirring in one direction and without lifting the spoon out of the mixture).

7

Divide the dough into two equal parts and bake the sponge cakes in an oven at 175 °C for ~30 minutes. Allow the sponge cakes to cool.

Making caramel cream
8

Fry the dry milk in a pan until it turns brown. Grind it into powder in a coffee grinder or food processor.

9

Pour the milk into a saucepan, add the roasted dry milk, milk, and sweetener, and bring to a boil. Cover with cling film so that it touches the mixture and leave to cool.

10

Add the culinary curd mixed with melted gelatin to the cooled mixture. Mix into a smooth cream. Place in the fridge to cool.

Make cranberry-apple jam
11

Cook the cranberries with apple, sweetener, and cornstarch. Leave to cool in the fridge.

Assemble the cake.
12

Place the first sponge cake on the base. Surround it with a metal pastry ring lined with acetate foil on the inside.

13

Soak the sponge cake in date syrup water.

14

Using a pastry bag, spread the cream evenly over the entire surface of the sponge cake, making sure the layer is not too thick. Pipe a border of cream around the edge of the sponge cake. Place the cranberry-apple jam in the middle.

15

Place another sponge cake on top and soak with date syrup water. Cover with the remaining cream and smooth it out. Cover the cake with clingfilm and place it in the fridge overnight.

16

No rīta izņem torti no ledusskapja, noņem konditorejas riņķ, izlīdzina malas un virsmu un ieliek atpakaļ ledusskapī.

17

In the morning, remove the cake from the fridge and remove the pastry ring. Smooth the edges and surface and place back in the fridge.

18

Prepare the caramel glaze.
Pour 6 g of gelatin with cold water (60 g).

19

Roast 50 g of protein (or dry milk). If using dry milk, it will need to be ground into powder after roasting.

20

Add 100 g of milk to the roasted dry protein (or dry milk) and stir until smooth.

21

Add the swollen gelatin and mix. Set aside to cool.

22

When the glaze has cooled to ~30 °C, pour it over the cake creating a “dripping” chocolate effect (the cake must be cold!).

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Nutrition Facts

Finished product weight 1570

Servings 6


1 serving contains
Calories 390.8
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 8.6g14%
Total Carbohydrate 46.5g16%
Protein 31.5g63%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

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