Lightly whisk
the egg whites. Gradually add the sifted-together dry
ingredients. Stir in the butter at 45°C, followed by the coffee extract. Pour 140 g of batter into Ø16 cm rings and 650 g onto a 60 x 40
cm baking tray. Bake in a 170°C convection
oven for approximately 10 minutes.
Bring the water to a boil. Coarsely crush the coffee beans,
cover them with the water, and let infuse for 40 minutes. Prepare a light caramel with the sugar, then deglaze the
pan with the unstrained coffee infusion. Add the coffee extract and gelatine mass and let infuse overnight in the fridge. Strain before using.
Caramelize the glucose syrup and
sugar at 160°C. Deglaze with the boiling
mascarpone. At 50°C, add the purees and gelatine mass, emulsifying to obtain a
smooth, glossy mixture. Let rest at
+4°C for at least 6 hours.
Heat the
banana, mango, and passion fruit pulps with the diced fresh mango,
then add the combined cornstarch and sugar. Bring to a boil and cook for a few minutes. Add the gelatine mass.
Emulsify the
milk and coffee at 45°C with the melted chocolate. Add the gelatine mass, and at 40°C fold in the lightly whipped
cream and mascarpone.
Heat 60 g of mango puree to 45°C and dissolve the sugar and gelatine in it. Add 120 g of the mango puree and emulsify with the mascarpone and cream using an
immersion blender. Let rest at +4°C overnight.
Slice the two discs of coffee sponge in half to obtain four discs of equal thickness. Brush the bases with dark chocolate. Pour 220 g of creamy mango banana gelatine onto one disc placed inside a Ø16 cm ring and cover with a second sponge disc. Imbibe the upper sponge disc with the coffee syrup. Pour 300 g of mousse into Ø18 cm moulds and insert the exotic fruit filling. Freeze at
-18°C. Unmould the cakes. Cut 3.5 cm
high strips of coffee sponge, sprinkle with
coconut, and place around the edge of the cake. Whip the decorative mango
mascarpone cream and decorate each Ø18 cm cake with 350 g
of mango and mascarpone cream.