Can I layer Lemon curd and Lemon Mousse?
I have a friend who really wants me to make then a cheesecake that has a layer of lemon curd that is then covered in a layer of lemon mousse. I think this sounds great but will the lemon curd curdle my mousse?
Best Answer
There are several recipies on the internet for this though most have the lemon curd on top of the cheesecake. Mary Berry has a version where she includes the curd directly into the marscapone mixture, so it doesn't seem likely it will curdle.
Putting it onto the biscuit, then adding the cheesecake mixture might cause other problems, either the curd could be pushed out of the sides or moisten the base too much.
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How do you stack mousse cake?
For this cake, the first layer of mousse was raspberry mousse and the next layer of mousse is chocolate. Afterwards, you place the next cake layer on top and you can now add another layer of raspberry mousse or even a 3rd kind of mousse if you prefer that.Can lemon mousse be made ahead of time?
Making this dessert one day in advance is perfect for parties or special occasions. Just chill it in the fridge until you want to enjoy it! This lemon mousse lasts in the fridge for about 2 days.How do you store mousse cake overnight?
If you've baked a mousse cake, you might choose to wait and assemble it on the day of serving. If you do that, simply wrap your cooled cake layers in plastic wrap and keep your mousse chilled in a bowl. This way, you can assemble them easily on the day of serving.What is lemon mousse made of?
Lemon mousse ingredients You only need three or four ingredients to make lemon mousse without gelatin: the zest and juice of one fresh lemon, cream cheese or coconut cream, plain yogurt or additional coconut cream, and sweetener of choice. It may seem like a small amount, but do not omit the lemon zest.Amazing Lemon Mousse Cake Recipe!! With Lemon Cake, Lemon Curd \u0026 Zesty Lemon Mousse!!
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