All Recipes

Hello everybody, hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, I will show you a way to prepare a special dish, le fraisier (french-style strawberry shortcake). It is one of my favorites. For mine, I’m gonna make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

My absolute favorite French dessert is Le Fraisier. You might have all thought it would be These le fraisier look gorgouse, and there is absolutely no question in my mind that they are exquisite to the Welcome! Petite Haus is your source for beautiful inspiration for timeless interiors and style with a flair.

Le Fraisier (French-Style Strawberry Shortcake) is one of the most well liked of recent trending meals in the world. It’s easy, it is fast, it tastes yummy. It’s enjoyed by millions every day. They’re nice and they look fantastic. Le Fraisier (French-Style Strawberry Shortcake) is something which I have loved my entire life.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook le fraisier (french-style strawberry shortcake) using 26 ingredients and 47 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Le Fraisier (French-Style Strawberry Shortcake):

1. Make ready Syrup
2. Prepare 40 grams Granulated sugar
3. Take 30 ml Water
4. Prepare 40 ml Kirsch (if you don't have it, you can use rum or something else)
5. Prepare Butter Custard (Cream Mousseline)
6. Get 4 Egg yolks
7. Prepare 80 grams to 100 ml Granulated sugar
8. Get 70 grams Cake flour
9. Take 400 ml Milk
10. Prepare 1 few drops Vanilla oil or beans
11. Make ready 20 ml Kirsch (may be omitted)
12. Make ready 200 grams Unsalted butter (brought to room temperature)
13. Get 2 ※Egg whites
14. Take 30 grams ※Mizuame starch based sweet syrup (sugar syrup)
15. Get 1 see Step 44 The ※ ingredients may be omitted
16. Take Almond Sponge Cake
17. Make ready 3 Whole egg
18. Prepare 90 grams Granulated sugar
19. Get 60 grams Cake flour
20. Get 60 grams Almond flour
21. Prepare 120 grams of cake flour ※If using just cake flour
22. Get 20 grams Unsalted (or salted) butter
23. Prepare Toppings
24. Prepare 1 Strawberries
25. Prepare 1 Strawberry jam
26. Make ready 1 Nappage (apricot jam glaze) if available

This is my second attempt at making the delicious "Le Fraisier". This amazing French cake is full of strawberries Strawberry Fraisier… I dreamt of Summer and it arrived. Well, not technically, but compared to the chill of a few weeks ago this is positively scorching. An incredibly pretty French cake filled with delicious strawberries and crème pâtissière.

Instructions to make Le Fraisier (French-Style Strawberry Shortcake):

1. < Make the sponge cake > Combine the almond flour and cake flour and sift. Preheat the oven to 170℃.
2. Beat the eggs in a double boiler until they have warmed a bit (about 40℃) and thickened.
3. Once it has thickened, remove from the double boiler. Keep beating until it returns to room temperature. Don't worry too much about the exact temperature.
4. Use the hot water from Step 2 to melt the butter. Remove from the water once it melts so that it doesn't get too hot.
5. Add all the sifted flour at once to Step 3 and fold with a spatula, scraping the bottom of the bowl. When the powder has mostly been combined, it's ready.
6. Add the butter from Step 4 and mix until no lumps remain. Don't mix too much or you'll remove too much air from the batter.
7. Line a cake mold with kitchen parchment paper and pour the batter into it. Tap the sides to break up the large air bubbles.
8. If you can, use a 20 cm cake mold. When you bake it, it will shrink a bit, so if you start with an 18 cm mold, it will be too small..
9. Bake at 170℃ for 30 minutes. If you bake it in an 18 cm cake mold, bake for 5 additional minutes.
10. Remove from the cake mold, wrap with plastic wrap, and let cool.
11. Depending on how much it expands, it should be good for about 3 slices.
12. < Make the syrup > Combine the water and granulated sugar in a pot and turn on the heat. Once the sugar has dissolved, add the Kirsch and let cool.
13. < Make the mousseline > First, make the custard. Combine the egg yolks, granulated sugar, cake flour, and milk (about 2 tablespoons) in a bowl.
14. Warm the remaining milk in a pot , then add to Step 13. If using vanilla beans, remove from the pods and warm together with the milk.
15. If you can, strain the milk back into the pot, then heat over medium while continuously stirring. Adjust the heat to keep it from burning!!
16. It's ready when it has all thickened. You now have stiff custard. Add some vanilla oil and Kirsch if you like and let cool.
17. If you can, strain to make it smoother.
18. It's not necessary to chill the custard in the refrigerator. You'll be mixing it together with the buttercream later, so it's best to leave it at room temperature.
19. Next, make the buttercream. Bring the butter to room temperature and knead until creamy.
20. Beat the egg whites in a bowl. Heat the mizuame in the microwave until it begins to bubble, then add it to the egg whites. Keep beating as you add it!
21. Keep beating until you make a sturdy Italian meringue.
22. Add Step 20 to Step 18 a little at a time, mixing in each addition with an electric mixer. It might seem like it will separate along the way, but keep beating until it's smooth.
23. Stir the cooled custard until smooth, then mix into Step 22. Transfer to a pastry bag.
24. < Assembly > Place 2 slices (or 1) of the sponge cake into an 18 cm circular cake mold.
25. Brush the sponge cake with the syrup. Top with a thin layer of Step 23's cream. Cut some strawberries in half vertically and arrange around the outside of the cake.
26. Fill in the center with whole strawberries. If you leave the very center open, it will be easier to cut.
27. Use the remaining cream to fill in the gaps between the strawberries. It's easy to leave gaps, so be careful!!
28. You can also probably fill the cake halfway up with the cream before arranging the whole strawberries in Step 25.
29. Add more cream to cover the strawberries, then smooth the surface. This time, I had a shorter cake mold, so the tips kind of poked through.
30. If layering another layer of sponge cake on top, reserve a little bit of the cream to use on top of the final layer. This time, I used a shortcake mold, so I only used one layer.
31. If you layer another layer as stated in Step 30, then spread the syrup on top of the spongecake, then spread cream on top.
32. Chill well in the refrigerator, then remove from the cake mold. You can warm the sides of the cake mold with a warmed wrung-out towel to make it easier to take out.
33. Use a palette knife to lightly smooth the sides if needed.
34. < Finishing > This time, I mixed together strained strawberry jam and nappage. You can also simply use strained jam if you like ♪
35. If the color is too faint, you can add some food coloring dissolved in water. If you're worried about it staying on the cake, wrap it tightly with plastic wrap before chilling.
36. Chill it well, then garnish as you like to finish!!
37. You can decorate it like this after cutting if you like ♪
38. When cutting, warm the knife a bit to get a clean cut. By warming the knife with hot water between each cut, you'll also get rid of any bits of cream or strawberry that cling to the knife.
39. No matter how you cut it, it is full of strawberries. If you have some leftover cream, try spreading it on the unused sponge cake. It's really yummy.
40. To use up leftover sponge cake and egg whites, try my snowy white cheese cake at: https://cookpad.com/en/recipes/172222-snowy-white-cheesecake-made-with-yogurt. You can also use any leftover strawberries and jam in this, so there's no waste! - - https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/172222-snowy-white-cheesecake-made-with-yogurt
41. Here's a roll cake version! If you don't want leftover sponge cake, give this roll cake a try!
42. Roll up the strawberries and cream in your favorite roll cake, spread more cream on top, and chill.
43. Once chilled well, spread nappage or jam on top and it's ready. Using a 30 x 30 cm roll cake, you won't have any leftover cream, either.
44. If you don't eat it all the same day and store it in the refrigerator, it will become dry and crumbly.
45. This would cause the meringue to become watery, but if you don't feel like you can eat all of it the same day, mix the butter with the custard as-is right after kneading it.
46. You can skip Steps 20~22 if you like. In that case, adjust the sugar in the custard to 100 g.
47. Also, if you bring it to room temperature just before eating, the butter in the cream will become soft and delicious to eat.

Tricky to achieve but certain to impress. Gently press the top down quite firmly, so that the cake and filling push against the acetate to create the distinctive smooth and defined sides of the Fraisier cake. Before starting this Classic Fraisier recipe, make sure you have organised all the necessary ingredients. For the crème mousseline: Cut the vanilla pod lengthwise. Scrape the seeds out with a knife and add them to the cold milk.

So that’s going to wrap it up with this special food le fraisier (french-style strawberry shortcake) recipe. Thank you very much for your time. I’m confident that you will make this at home. There’s gonna be more interesting food in home recipes coming up. Don’t forget to bookmark this page in your browser, and share it to your family, colleague and friends. Thank you for reading. Go on get cooking!