Chocolate in a bottle Dessert EN

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The Chocolate in a bottle Dessert, is a very special cake, perfect for any special occasions – Christmas, New Year’s Eve, a jubilee or a wedding anniversary!

Do you already know the sparkling wine, Chocolate in a bottle? It is an extraordinary drink, whether for a candlelight dinner for two, a fun girls’ night , it will awaken your taste buds 😉

Chocolate in a bottle is a French Chardonnay with cocoa beans and hazelnuts from Belgium, resulting in a special sparkling wine with an exquisite cocoa note. By the way, this Chocolate in a bottle is also available as alcohol-free.

I had the pleasure and privilege to try this sparkling wine, Chocolate in a Bottle for the first time at the Destille-FFB. I was quite puzzled, positively. 🙂 What is this? – a sparkling wine – and what I tasted – a cocoa note – didn’t go together at first. It was a very special taste experience for me! I recommend you give it a try?

In addition, Destille-FFB has many other specials in spirits, wines, oils really delicious and great ideas for a gift. Just go have a look!

This dessert consists of a fluffy chocolate sponge cake base, filled with a chocolate in a bottle mousse and a chocolate drip. On top, I made a chocolate decor with a bubble wrap and small pralines.

Chocolate in a bottle Dessert EN
Zutaten
Chocolate Sponge
  • 5 eggs
  • 125 g sugar
  • a pinch of salt
  • 90 g flour
  • 40 g cocoa powder
Mousse
  • 1 sachet gelatine powder (9g)
  • 300 g Chocolate in a bottle
  • 300 g whipping cream
  • 2 egg whites
  • 75 g sugar
  • a pinch of salt
Pralines
  • 1 tbsp Chocolate in a bottle
  • 1 tsp cream cheese or mascarpone
  • 2 tbsp melted chocolate
Chocolate deco
  • 150 g semibitter chocolate (couverture)
  • optional gold powder or gold spray
Anleitungen
Sponge base
  1. Prepare the baking frame and place it on a baking tray. (Mine was 19 cm x 30 cm).

  2. Preheat the oven at 180° C.

  3. Beat the eggs, sugar and salt for about 10 minutes until light and creamy.

  4. Sift the flour and cocoa.

  5. Carefully fold the flour mixture into the egg mixture.

  6. Spread the sponge mixture onto the tray.

  7. Bake in the oven for about 20 minutes. Test with a stick.

  8. Leave to cool. (Overnight is best).

  9. I cut 1.5cm off the edge of the sponge on the narrow side and made small pralines out of them. But I only got 6 small pralines. Unfortunately, it was a not enough.

  10. Cut the sponge horizontally twice to make three layers.

Mousse
  1. Mix the gelatine with 3 tablespoons of Chocolate in a Bottle in a not too small bowl and leave to stand for about 5 minutes.

  2. Whip the cream until stiff.

  3. Warm the gelatine in the microwave (carefully) or over a bain-marie.

  4. Add a little of the chocolate in a bottle and mix well. When the gelatine dissolves well, add the rest. (If not, just heat again briefly and stir well until all is dissolved and then continue).

  5. Be careful, it really foams.

  6. Carefully stir the gelatine-chocolate-in-a-bottle mixture into the whipped cream. Set aside.

  7. Beat the egg whites with the sugar and salt until stiff.

  8. Carefully fold the beaten egg whites into the whipped cream mixture.

Fill the layers
  1. Place a cake base on a board or plate.

  2. Place the frame around it.

  3. Spread half of the mousse on the sponge base.

  4. Place the second sponge cake base on top.

  5. Spread the rest of the mousse on top.

  6. Place the last sponge cake base on top and press down lightly.

  7. Chill in the fridge for 2 hours or more.

Pralines
  1. Crumble the sponge cut off before.

  2. Add one tablespoon of Chocolate in a bottle.

  3. Add a teaspoon of cream cheese and knead.

  4. Shape into balls.

  5. Roll in a little melted chocolate.

  6. Optionally sprinkle with gold powder.

Chocolate deco
  1. Cut the chocolate into pieces.

  2. Melt ⅔ of the chocolate over a bain-marie.

  3. Add the remaining chocolate and stir until everything has melted.

  4. Spread on a bubble wrap.

  5. Leave to dry.

  6. Then remove the wrap and break into suitable pieces.

  7. Sprinkle with gold powder if desired.

Finishing
  1. Remove the baking frame, first loosen the cake from the frame with a knife.

  2. Cut the cake into 6 equal squares. Mine were 9.5 x 9.5 cm.

  3. Cut each square in half again (diagonal) to make two triangles.

  4. Melt the chocolate and coconut oil over a bain-marie. First add ⅔ and then the rest.

  5. Using a piping bottle or a spoon, pour the chocolate onto the triangles so that it runs down the edge. (Drip Cake)

  6. Then spread the chocolate over the top.

  7. Place the decoration on top straight away. A piece of chocolate (from the bubble wrap) and a praline on each.

  8. Refrigerate until serving.

Another dessert idea:
Chocolate Orange Number Cake

Enjoy baking!
Maggi & Family

Please do not hesitate to share your ideas with me!
Suggestions and critics are welcome.
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Thank you!

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