Ingredients
2 dozen egg yolks
2 cups cater sugar
12 tablespoons Maizena (or corn flour)
2 litres of milk
Dark chocolate
Vanilla bean
Brandy
2 packets marie biscuits
500ml sugar syrup
1 cup anis aniseed liquor
2 tablespoons rum essence
Desiccated coconut
Glace cherries
Methods
Vanilla custard
- In a clean bowl separate 1 dozen eggs placing the yolks in a bowl for the custard (you can freeze the white for use later).
- Stir in 1 cup castor sugar and 6 tablespoons of Maizena (Spanish corn flour) or normal corn flour if unavailable.
- Warm 1 litre of the milk with a split vanilla bean. Add to eggs gently. Thicken on low heat.
- In a clean bowl separate 1 dozen eggs placing the yolks in a bowl for the custard (you can freeze the white for use later).
- Stir in 1 cup castor sugar and 6 tablespoons of Maizena (Spanish corn flour) or normal corn flour if unavailable.
- Warm 1 litre of the milk with the chocolate and brandy, until melted. Add to yolks gently. Thicken on low heat until cooked.
- Line a cake tin with cling wrap.
- Combine the sugar syrup with anis and rum.
- First pour a layer of the vanilla custard into the bottom of the tin. Top with a layer of Marie biscuits that have been lightly soaked in the sugar syrup (too much and they will fall apart) then top with chocolate custard. Continue this process, alternating between; layers of biscuit, vanilla custard, biscuit, chocolate custard until all the ingredients are finished. Put in the fridge for 2-3 hours.
- Cover with remaining chocolate custard and garnish with coconut and glace cherries.

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