For the biscuit: (from the Strawberry Mirror Cake made by The Daring Bakers in July 2007)
3 eggs
3 egg yolks
3/4 cup sugar
1 tsp rum
3 egg whites
2 Tbsp sugar
2/3 cup sifted cake flour
Butter and flour the sides of a jelly roll pan. Line bottom of pan with a sheet of parchment paper cut to fit bottom pan exactly.
Beat eggs, egg yolks and 3/4 cup sugar together in a medium bowl until thick and light. Beat in the rum.
In a separate bowl, beat the egg whites until they begin to form peaks. Add the 2 Tbsp sugar and beat until the whites hold stiff, glossy peaks (do not over beat).
Sift flour over the egg yolk mixture and fold in. Stir in one fourth of the whites. Then carefully fold in the remaining whites.
Spread batter evenly in 35 x 45 cm pan. Bake in a preheated oven on 230°C until light brown and springy to touch (7 to 10 minutes).
Cool in pan 5 minutes. Cut into 3 equal rectangles (35 x 15cm).
Yogurt cream:
250 ml heavy cream
300 ml yogurt
2 Tbsp powdered sugar
300 g blueberries
5 g gelatin
Sprinkle gelatin over some water and set aside until spongy and soft. Coat blueberries with powdered sugar.
Beat heavy cream. Beat in yogurt and gelatin. Leave in the fridge until it starts to thicken and carefully fold in blueberries.
To assemble:
Take one biscuit rectangle, cover it with 1/3 of cream and repeat 2 more times. Chill in the fridge for at least 2 hours, but it’s best if you can wait overnight
31 Comments
Beautiful cake! I love how much fruit you’ve got in it!
Marija, what a gorgeous looking torte. It sounds and looks like it is light and not heavy. Great for the summer! Although I have a problem cutting the cake into layers evenly – I just can’t get that part accurately:) You are very good at that!
I think I have to make this!
What a beautiful cake! Love all those luscious blueberries…mmm…
Beautiful cake and gorgeous photos!
Looks so lovely and light and refreshing. A must try after I go picking blueberries!
That looks amazing!
Gorgeous cake! Your layers and styling are impeccable.
i am in love with this yoghurt cream of yours! it looks to die for and the blueberries are a wonderful addition. x
This looks so delicious. I love that you used rum! I use liquor in almost all of my desserts. Yummy!
This almost looks too pretty to eat! Almost…
That is very cool. Never thought of using gelatin and yogurt together before.
That is very cool. Never thought of using gelatin and yogurt together before.
That is very cool. Never thought of using gelatin and yogurt together before.
That is very cool. Never thought of using gelatin and yogurt together before.
That is very cool. Never thought of using gelatin and yogurt together before.
What a beautifully presented cake. It looks perfect :).
the yogurt frosting sounds very intersting. what other fruits would be a good match for this cake?
Naama, I think redcurrant would go just fine
Marija, the cake is luscious! Perfect summer dessert. And I love these tiny blueberries, they are probably wild, aren’t they?
Yes, Vera they are. My mother’s friend goes picking them every year on the Tara Mountain
Oh, I had just picked up blueberries when I saw your post! This is something I have to try, it looks fabulous.
This is beautiful! I made some blueberry biscuits yesterday and here you are making this absolutely gorgeous torte.Seasonal food is so wonderful!
This looks absolutely delicious!
I love blueberries and this cake looks positively gorgeous!BTW, are you still up for hosting Weekend Wokking in September? I emailed you but didn’t hear back so hope it didn’t land in the junk folder.
How pretty! I want to try this with strawberries
OMG, That just looks amazing…
this was great – made it today. i used the last black currants of the season, but as they're a bit more acidic than blueberries, i added some 2 Tbsp of sugar to the cream. delic'! light and fresh, and so right for summer.
@julė – So glad you liked it! Black currants juice is my favorite. Never had the chance to actually try the fruit. But, I planted it in my garden this year and can't wait for the next season
oh by the way – how big is the pan in which you baked the cake layer? because I followed the recipe but mine got a bit too 'fat', so I'm guessing my pan's not big enough.
@julė – I baked it in pan that comes with the oven: 35 x 45 cm, then you cut it into 3 15 x 35 cm rectangles. So sorry, I should have added it to the recipe
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