Almond Dacquoise with Lemon Cream & Berries

Serves 8-10 Prep Time 30 minutes   Cook Time 45 minutes   Rated:

I do love a nutty meringue or dacquoise. (Pronounced da-kwaz.) It always sounds better in French; am I right? Add lemon cream and berries and you have a seriously amazing dessert. There will be no complaints…and it’s gluten free. If that matters to you.

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1  

Toast vanilla bean and almonds on flat oven tray for 10 minutes by placing into a cold oven set to 200ºC. Set aside to cool. Reduce oven temperature to 140ºC.

2  

Draw two 16cm circles onto baking paper and place onto flat trays. Set aside.

3  

Place roasted vanilla bean and almonds into the Thermomix bowl and mill 10 sec/speed 10. Remove from bowl and set aside. Clean and dry the Thermomix bowl thoroughly.

4  

Place egg whites into the Thermomix bowl and beat 5 min/37ºC/Butterfly/speed 3.

5  

Beat 4 min/60°C/Butterfly/speed 3/MC off adding sugar and cornflour through the hole in lid a little at a time.

6  

Beat 20 min/Butterfly/speed 1/MC off.

7  

Remove Butterfly. Add milled nuts to the Thermomix bowl and incorporate by hand with a spatula.

8  

Divide mixture between circles on prepared trays.

9  

Bake for 45 minutes. Cool slightly before lifting dacquoise off the paper with a large flat spatula. Cool completely on wire rack.

10  

When ready to assemble, place cream and vanilla bean paste into the clean, dry Thermomix bowl and whip 20–40 sec/Butterfly/speed 4 or until soft peaks form.

11  

Remove Butterfly. Add Lemon Curd and fold through using spatula.

12  

Place first dacquoise layer onto serving platter and top with lemon cream, bringing it almost to the edges. Spread a few sliced berries across the cream.

13  

Place second dacquoise on top and finish off with more cream. Garnish with plenty of berries.

14  

Serve within a few hours, as the dacquoise layers will soften up considerably once the cake is assembled though I quite like that. .

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