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I loved every single detail about it just like the first one, the Strawberry & Mascarpone Swiss Roll. First, I added a teaspoon of unsweetened cocoa powder to the (digestive) biscuit crumb base. I didn't have chocolate digestives and I found instead some chocolate biscuits of the kids in the cupboard. Since they are for kids, the chocolate content was too light so I added some cocoa powder. In this part, I found a reason to try the all natural cacao amaro Trappisti (bitter cocoa powder produced by the Trappist monks). Use whatever cocoa powder you have if you are using it. Second, in the middle layer, Lorraine's recipe uses 100 g. dark chocolate and 300 g. milk chocolate. Truth be told, I am not a big fan of fresh cheese. I can only tolerate the aged ones and rarely, the fresh ones. Since there was so much cream cheese, I was scared not to like the cake so I inverted the quantities. I used 300 g. of Slitti's 73% Gran Cacao and 100 g. of regular baking milk chocolate.
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Adapted from Lorraine Pascal's recipe with minor tweaks For a 21 cm. springform pan (I divided it into 2 small springform pans.) Since I didn't have white chocolateScroll down for english recipe! Es ist mal wieder so weit! Es gibt ein neues Rezept bei valentinaballerina. Und, wie der Titel bereits verrät, steht heute ein tropischer Traum in Kuchenform im Mittelpunkt. Stellt euch vor, ihr steht Mitten im Regenwald, umgeben von den leckersten exotischen Früchten. Obst, das bei uns ein Vermögen kostet und welches es dort kiloweise gibt. Ihr könnt es pflücken und pflücken und es wird nicht weniger. Und in meinen persönlich kreierten Regenwald gibt es auch keine Schlangen und Spinnen – die würden meinen Traum nämlich zu einem Albtraum machen. Doch es gibt eine tropische Frucht, die auch bei uns nicht all zu teuer erhältlich ist – egal, ob Bio-Qualität oder nicht. Es handelt sich um die Banane. Ich persönlich mag sie in allen Varianten. Egal, ob noch hart und leicht grün, gelb oder überreif – Bananen geht immer.
Besonders in Chipsform, aber das ist wieder ein anderes Thema, oder sollte ich sagen „eine andere Sucht“? Heute geht es schließlich um etwas anderes. Tropischer Traum in Kuchenform, so viel sei schon verraten. Ein Bananenkuchen, der einem Bananenbrot, wie in meinem Rezept hier, ähnelt. Mit einer leckeren Vanille-Erdnuss-Creme wird der flaumig weiche Kuchen aber zu DEM Kuchen. Und vorweg sei schon eines gesagt: Vorsicht Suchtgefahr!Der Kuchen ist ohne jegliches Öl oder Fett gebacken und enthält keinen zugesetzten Zucker. Ausschließlich natürliche Zutaten und eine Prise Liebe sind enthalten. Bereit für eine Reise in die Tropen? Dann kommt hier das Rezept für euch: Zutaten für eine 12 cm Springform: 20 g Xucker Bronxe 50 g ungesüßtes Apfelmus Vanille Stevia Drops nach Belieben 1 Messerspitze Xanthan (oder etwas Sahnesteif) Den Backofen auf 190 Grad Ober- und Unterhitze vorheizen In einer Schüssel die Banane zerdrücken und mit dem Dotter cremig rühren
Dann das Mehl, Xucker, Vanille-Xucker, Backpulver und Apfelmus beifügen, sodass ein homogener Teig entsteht Das Eiweiß mit einem elektrischen Mixer steif schlagen Dann das Eiweiß unter die Teigform heben Den Kuchen für 20 Minuten bei 190 Grad backen und anschließend weitere 10 Minuten bei 180 Grad Ober- und Unterhitze Den Kuchen rausgeben, auskühlen lassen und anschließend in der Mitte halbieren Den Skyr mit der Erdnussbutter, Vanille Drops und Xanthan mit einem elektrischen Schneebesen cremig rühren Die Creme anschließend auf eine der beiden Kuchenhälften verteilen und mit der zweiten Hälfte dann bedecken Kaffe oder Tee zubereiten, ein Stück Kuchen runterschneiden und genießen. Und vergesst nicht mich zu taggen, wenn ihr eines meiner Rezepte probiert! Ingredients for a 12 cm springform pan: 90 g buckwheat flour 20 g bronxe xucker 50 g unsweetened applesauce 1/2 tbsp baking powder 1-2 spoons (banana)peanut butter