Mango Babalou
Overview
I happened to have an egg yolk in my hand, and I planned to use Teacher Meng’s mango barbacoa to get rid of it. I rarely had time to spare and decided to follow Teacher Meng’s instructions to make the filling of crispy mango babalo. I turned to the recipe and found that egg yolks were used in the recipe. Egg yolk? Egg yolk! The original purpose is to remove the yolk, but if you crack another yolk, won't there be another egg white left? That's all, that's all. Digestive biscuits are readily available, just treat them as crispy biscuits. Everything went smoothly, except that the container had to be found somewhere else. There were a lot of glasses, most of them huge, so these few red wine glasses seemed to be of a decent size, so they were just fine.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Babalu Material
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Mix egg yolks with caster sugar
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It becomes a milky yellow egg yolk paste
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Pour the milk into the pot and heat over low heat until it boils
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Slowly pour into the egg yolk mixture and stir constantly
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Add orange zest and mix well
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Pour back into the pot and heat over low heat, stirring constantly
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When it becomes thick, turn off the heat
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Soak the gelatine sheets in ice water until soft
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Take it out and squeeze out the water
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Add to custard and stir until dissolved
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Add mango puree and mix well
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Stir in ice water and cool down until cool
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Whip the light cream into a smooth consistency
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Add to the mango milk sauce in two batches,
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Mix well
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Take a piece of digestive biscuit, crush it, pour it into a cup, and spread it out
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Pour in the babalu paste, about 80% full, and refrigerate until solidified
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decorative materials
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Take out the solidified babalu and pour an appropriate amount of blueberry jam
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Place an appropriate amount of mango pulp
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Sprinkle some digestive biscuit crumbs
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Garnish with mint leaves