Chocolate custard for cakes and cakes with thermomix
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1 April, 2025
Do you love chocolate and want to surprise with a creamy and delicious filling? This Chocolate custard Made with Thermomix is your solution!
Perfect to fill cakes, cakes or even to enjoy alone, this recipe is easy, fast and with a spectacular result. Let’s cook! 👩🍳✨
Chocolate custard for cakes and cakes with thermomix
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6
Cooking time:
15 minutes
Total time
15 minutes
Kitchen Themomix
Category:
Desserts with Thermomix
Ingredients of chocolate custard for filling of cakes and cakes with thermomix
130 g of chocolate fondant in pieces 🍫
110 g of sugar 🍚
2 teaspoons of vain sugar or 1 teaspoon of liquid vanilla 🌿
500 g of whole milk 🥛
50 g of fine cornmeal (cornstarch) 🌽
3 eggs 🥚🥚🥚
Preparation of chocolate custard for stuffing of cakes and cakes with Thermomix
1️⃣ GRACK THE CHOCOLATE:
Put the chocolate 🍫 in the thermomix’s glass and get it for 10 seconds, speed 8. Remove it to a bowl and reserve it.
2️⃣ Mix the ingredients:
Without washing the glass, add the sugar 🍚, vain sugar 🌿, milk 🥛, cornstarch 🌽 and eggs 🥚. Program 7 minutes, 90 ° C, speed 4.
3️⃣ Incorporate chocolate:
Add the chocolate reserved 🍫 and program 30 seconds, speed 4.
4️⃣ Cool and save:
Remove the cream and reserve it in a container covered with transparent film attached to the surface (to prevent crusting) or in a pastry bag, according to the use you are going to give. Let cool ❄️ before using.
Frequent questions ❓
1. Can I use another type of chocolate?
Clear! You can use black chocolate, with milk or even white chocolate, depending on your preference. Just make sure it is good quality chocolate for a better result. 😊
2. How long is this custard preserved?
You can save it in the refrigerator ❄️ up to 3 days, provided it is well covered with transparent film attached to the surface to prevent it from drying out.
3. Can you freeze?
Yes, you can freeze it ❄️🧊 in a hermetic container up to 1 month. To use it, defrost it in the fridge and remove well before serving.