Dulce de leche with yogurt mousse and coffee granita
Dessert served in transparent glasses, with a dulce de leche base, yogurt mousse on top, and coffee granita over it.
Ingredients
Servings
8
Measurement units
Yogurt mousse
- 250 gGreek yogurt
- 125 g35% cream
Dulce de leche
- 500 mlwhole milk
- 250 gsugar
- 0.5 tablespoonsodium bicarbonate
Coffee granita
- 2 coffeescoffee
- sugar
- rum, vodka
Nutritional Information
Per serving
Calculated for 8 servings
Calories
253 kcal
Protein
5.5 g
Fat
9.1 g
Carbohydrates
36.8 g
Calculated from reviewed ingredient weights and pinned USDA FoodData Central records.
Step-by-step Guide
Coffee granita
- Dissolve the sugar in one coffee by heating it slightly.
- When the sugar has dissolved, add the other coffee.
- Add a little liqueur and stir.
- Leave it in the freezer for about 4 hours and stir it from time to time so that it acquires a texture similar to that of a granita.
Yogurt mousse
Note: Use as much yogurt as you wish and half its weight in cream with 35% fat.
- Whip the cream until it reaches the consistency of whipped cream.
- When the cream is whipped, add the yogurt and stir very slowly with a rubber spatula.
- Let it chill in the refrigerator for a minimum of about 3 hours.
Dulce de leche
Note: Use as much milk as you wish, half its weight in sugar, and one tablespoon of bicarbonate per litre of milk.
- Bring the milk to a boil.
- When the milk boils, add the sugar and keep stirring.
- When it takes on a coffee-with-milk colour, add the bicarbonate.
- Continue boiling and stirring until it thickens and takes on a toasted colour.
- Let it cool slightly so that the glasses do not break.
- In transparent Martini-style glasses, place the dulce de leche in the bottom of each glass and set aside.
Serving
- When serving at the table, place the yogurt mousse and coffee granita on top of the dulce de leche.
Recommendations & Tricks
- Use as much yogurt as you wish and half its weight in cream with 35% fat.
- Use as much milk as you wish, half its weight in sugar, and one tablespoon of bicarbonate per litre of milk.
- Let it cool slightly so that the glasses do not break.
Original recipe
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