Description

Mille-feuille
The fact that in Russia, proudly styled "Napoleon" in France, poetically referred to as "millefeuille" (mille-feuille translated as "milfoil") - a divine dessert of almond cream with berries and fruit between the layers of airy puff pastry. This layered dish was invented one day in France and enjoyed great success for many hundreds of years. Delicacy became a bestseller thanks to simple, as all ingenious, recipe: flaky dough and the filling, which for a skilled cook is a chance to show all his inexhaustible imagination. The popularity of the dish is the fact that in some countries, they hold annual gastronomic festivals and contests for the title of master best milfay. I made millefeuille with custard, almonds and cranberries, which really emphasizes the benefit of its sour taste, sweet almond cream. Bon Appeti!

Ingredients

  • Berry

    120 g

  • The dough is flaky unleavened

    400 g

  • Powdered sugar

    50 g

  • Almonds

    100 g

  • Cream

    100 g

  • Chicken egg

    2 piece

  • Lemon juice

    3 Tbsp

  • Sugar

    3 Tbsp

  • Butter

    25 g

  • Gelatin

    0.5 Tbsp

Cooking

step-0
For the cream soak Gelatine with 2 tbsp water for 15 minutes, then heat until dissolved. Prepare a water bath for the custard. In a bowl, combine eggs, sugar, oil and lemon juice, put on the bath and cook, stirring all the time until thick. Remove from heat, immediately stir in gelatin, cool. Mix with cream.
step-1
The almonds are lightly fried in a dry pan.
step-2
Preheat the oven to 200 C. Roll out the pastry sheets and cut into flat rectangles
step-3
Bake until it will turn brown, about 20 min. to Cool.
step-4
Slightly flatten out a rectangle (I used a cutting Board), fluff cream, sprinkle with almonds and put the berries.
step-5
Collect cakes of several layers – it took me 6 rectangles on a cake. Coat with cream and sprinkle with petals. Plate sprinkle with powdered sugar, put the cake, decorate the top with powder, mint leaves and berries.
step-6
Before applying you must have a good cooling for solidification of the cream.
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