Peach Kefir Cake

Ingredients

For the base cake

3 eggs
75 g pastry flour
75 g sugar

For the mousse

450 g Cream Cheese Kefir Quescrem
130 g egg white
100 g honey or agave syrup
40 g water
10 g powdered gelatin
3 g vanilla

For the topping

150 g fresh peaches or sugar-free peach compote
200 g water
60 g agave syrup or honey
3 g gelatin sheets
1 pc lemon peel

Tip

In this cheesecake you can substitute the peach for any other seasonal fruit such as: nectarines, flat peaches, plums, figs or even grapes.
For the meringue to be smooth, it should be whipped at medium speed, without giving too much speed to the beaters, and let it stand at 70% aeration. In this way, we will get that smooth and silky texture.

Preparation

1

Cake

Preheat the oven to 180 ºC with heat up and down without ventilation. Place a baking paper on the tray.

Separate the egg whites from the egg yolks and whip the egg whites and half of the sugar until stiff. On the other hand, whip the egg yolks with the rest of the sugar and gradually combine both mixtures. Carefully add the flour, previously sifted.

Spread the mixture on the baking paper to a thickness of less than 1 cm and bake for 10 minutes at 180ºC. When removing from the oven, remove from the paper immediately and allow to cool.

2

Mousse

Mix the powdered gelatin with the water, stir with a spoon and let it gel for about 10 minutes. Once gelled, heat in microwave to dissolve.

Mix the Quescrem Kefir Quescrem Cream Cheese with the vanilla and honey or agave syrup. Add the gelatin mass and beat until it whips.

Whip the meringue with the egg whites, and combine with the Kefir whipped cream in a delicate way so as not to lose aeration.

3

Topping

Bring the water with the lemon rind and the syrup to a boil. Allow to infuse for 5 minutes and strain.

Reheat and add the previously hydrated gelatin. Mix the liquid with the peach and reserve at room temperature.

4

Mounting

Cut the cake in the same shape as a metal ring. Place the sponge cake in the ring and pour the kefir mousse over it, without filling to the top, and flatten.

Pour in the warm (not cold) peach mixture and place the tart in the refrigerator for 4 hours to gel. Cut and serve.

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