Today we bring another recipe from our friend Luz Maria Lagoa Vives. Hello companions. Well, another cupcake from the 80/90 era, I still have a few left to make,,,, I remember from my childhood,,, more than one too, right?
It is no longer available in stores as they once did. Ainss,,,, I recommend it, I will not deny it, they take time,,, but believe me,, the result is well worth it. I have made two doughs, one of them I froze, for another time when my family asks me, I already have that job done.
As always, a pleasure to be able to share my work, I hope you like it and I encourage you to do so.?? CREAM AND CHOCO WEDGES or PEAKS, TRIANGLES (as you know them)
Wedges or triangles of Cream and chocolate with thermomix
People
4
Cooking time:
40 minutes
Total Time
40 minutes
Kitchen room
Spanish Cuisine
Spanish Cuisine
Category:
desserts with thermomix
Ingredients for Wedges or triangles of Cream and chocolate with thermomix
DOUGH
- 250 grams strength flour
- 12 grams fresh yeast
- 105ml milk
- 40 ml sunflower oil
- 25ml water
- 27 ml inverted sugar + 28 grams of sugar (if you don’t have inverted sugar, add 55 grams of sugar in total)
- Pinch of salt (about 5 gr)
CUSTARD CREAM
- 500ml milk
- 100 grams sugar
- 40 grams cornstarch
- 3 yolks
- vanilla essence
- 2 teaspoons butter (TA)
COVERS
- 500 grams dark chocolate (melt and desserts)
- 3 tablespoons of oil
- 40 grams white chocolate (melt and desserts)
Preparation of wedges or triangles of cream and chocolate with thermomix
DOUGH
- Place the crumbled flour and yeast in the glass, 10 seconds / speed 4, now the other ingredients,
- 10 seconds / speed 4
- next we knead
- 6/8 min spike speed
- (We have to have a smooth and smooth dough that barely sticks to the glass).
- We dump it on the counter, make a ball, take it to a lightly greased bowl and cover. We let it increase in size (1’30 or 2 hours). In this time, we can make the pastry
- Now we degas (remove the air created after leavening), kneading for a minute by hand.
- we bowled We have a tray lined with baking paper, place it on top, flatten it with our hands, then with the help of a rolling pin, we are going to stretch it and get a circumference of approximately 25 cm in diameter, and a thickness of 1 cm. Prick with a fork, especially in the center, so that at 2°C / rise it does not swell excessively.
- We cover and let it double its volume (approximately 2 hours).
- *With the oven preheated to 180°C / heat up and down
- place on the 2nd shelf starting from the bottom, bake for about 10/15 minutes*
- That it does not brown excessively, otherwise, we would run the risk of its crumb drying out. Remove and let cool on a wire rack
pastry chef
- All the ingredients in the glass, except the essence and butter.
- 7 minutes / 90°C / speed 4
- then we pour the essence
- 5 seconds / speed 9
- Pour into a bowl and add the butter, stir. We cover the skin with film (in contact with the cream), so as not to generate scabs
- When it cools, we take it to the fridge
COVERS
- Melt the chocolate in a bain-marie, when it has melted, add the oil and stir. Pour into a jug and let it cool down a bit.
FORMED
- When the cake is cold, cut it in half, fill with the cream and chill for 1 hour, so that the cream settles.
- After that time, we divide into 8 triangles, we arrange each portion on a rack and under it, a fountain lined with baking paper, to collect the excess chocolate.
- We are covering the wedges. Let it drain, and place it on a baking sheet lined with baking paper (I glaze every 2 pieces, collect the excess chocolate and heat it for 30 seconds in the microwave, I repeat this process until I finish all of them)
- Put in the fridge to dry
- Then, we melt the white chocolate and place it in a piping bag, make a tiny cut at the tip, take the wedges out of the fridge and zigzag them and let them dry
- THE ONLY LEFT IS TO ENJOY, GOOD APPRECIATION