Cacao! ∴∵ゞ(´ω`*) ♪
This time we are making a smooth and rich matcha mousse cake.
The middle part of the mousse melts instantly, the cream on the top is thick and smooth, and the lower part of the biscuit is full of fragrant, a melts in the mouth rich mousse cake.
This time cacao note will be taking a short break m (_ _) m

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[Ingredients / 12 cm about 2 units]

■Biscuit au thé vert (matcha sponge)
A Almond Powder80g
A Flour20g
A Matcha powder3g
Egg White125g
Granulated sugar45g
[Instructions]
1.Set the cooking sheet and sift A together
2. Divide the sugar into egg white several times and whip until peaks form.
3. Mix while adding 1 to 2 gradually
4. Place it on a baking pan and bake it. Preheat at 190℃, bake for 14 minutes at 180℃


■ Matcha mousse Middle section
White chocolate50g
Milk175g
Sugar28g
Gelatin Leaf5g
Matcha powder10g
Fresh Cream 35% (soft peak)230g
[Instructions]
1.Chop the white chocolate
2.Soak the gelatin leaf in water
3. Place milk and sugar in a pot and boil
4. Once it starts to boil, put in gelatin and dissolve
5. Add 4 to Matcha Powder little by little and melt
6. Filter 5 into a bowl of chocolate and mix well
7. Chill in iced water until the liquid temperature reaches 35℃ and combine with fresh cream
8. Take out the matcha sponge in the circular mound and lay it down, pour 200g per piece and cool it.


■Match Cream Top section
Fresh Cream 35%65g
Milk65g
Egg Yolk50g
Granulated sugar10g
Matcha powder8g
White chocolate65g
Gelatin Leaf2g
[Instructions]
1. Put gelatin in water and keep it soft
2. Mix the egg yolk and sugar
3. Put fresh cream and milk in a pan, heat until it boils, put in 2 and mix, return to the pan
4. Cook while mixing well up to about 80℃ on low heat
5. Once the gelatin is added and dissolved, add the matcha powder slowly
6. Filter 4 into the white chocolate bowl
7. When the temperature is cooled to about 30°C, pour it on the top of the rounded circular mound then refrigerate until it hardens.