Ingredients
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Ingredients
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Orange Sponge Cake

  • 180 g of plain flour or cake flour
  • 180 g of white sugar
  • 180 g of butter
  • 150 g of eggs (3 units)
  • 120 g of orange juice
  • 8 g of baking powder (e.g. Royal)
  • 5 g of orange zest
  • 1 g of salt

Chocolate Mousse

  • 400 g of double cream (35% fat)
  • 200 g of dark chocolate (70%)
  • 200 g of whole milk
  • 60 g of white sugar
  • 60 g of egg yolks (4 units)
  • 4 g of gelatine

Orange Curd

  • 80 g of orange juice
  • 60 g of white sugar
  • 50 g of egg (1 unit)
  • 40 g of butter
  • 3 g of orange zest
  • 1 g of gelatine

Rocher Coating

  • 300 g of dark chocolate (70%)
  • 90 g of chopped almonds
  • 60 g of neutral oil or sunflower oil
  • 40 g of candied orange

Orange Gel

  • 150 g of orange juice
  • 20 g of white sugar
  • 2 g of agar agar
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Directions
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  1. Orange Sponge Cake
    • 180 g of plain flour or cake flour
    • 180 g of white sugar
    • 180 g of butter
    • 150 g of eggs (3 units)
    • 120 g of orange juice
    • 8 g of baking powder (e.g. Royal)
    • 5 g of orange zest
    • 1 g of salt

    • In a bowl, mix the sugar with the softened butter at room temperature and the orange zest using a whisk.
    • Next, add the eggs and combine.
    • Then, add the baking powder, sifted flour and salt.
    • Finally, add the orange juice and mix until smooth and lump-free.
    • Spread the batter in a 40 x 30 cm tin and bake at 200ºC for 15 minutes.
  2. Chocolate Mousse
    • 400 g of double cream (35% fat)
    • 200 g of dark chocolate (70%)
    • 200 g of whole milk
    • 60 g of white sugar
    • 60 g of egg yolks (4 units)
    • 4 g of gelatine

    • First, soak the gelatine in a glass of cold water for at least 10 minutes.
    • In a bowl, whisk together the egg yolks and sugar.
    • Meanwhile, in a saucepan, heat the milk over medium heat until it starts to boil.
    • Then, pour the hot milk over the egg yolk mixture while whisking.
    • Return the mixture to the saucepan and cook, stirring constantly with the whisk, until it thickens slightly at 82ºC.
    • Next, pour the mixture over the dark chocolate and combine with the whisk.
    • Now, use a hand blender to emulsify the mixture and add the cold cream.
    • Pour the mousse into a container, cover with cling film in contact and chill in the fridge for at least 4 hours.
  3. Orange Curd
    • 80 g of orange juice
    • 60 g of white sugar
    • 50 g of egg (1 unit)
    • 40 g of butter
    • 3 g of orange zest
    • 1 g of gelatine

    • First, soak the gelatine in cold water for at least 10 minutes.
    • Then, in a saucepan, combine the orange juice and zest, sugar, egg and butter, and heat while whisking constantly until it reaches 82ºC.
    • Turn off the heat, remove from the stove, and add the soaked gelatine.
    • Finally, transfer the cream to a container and cover with cling film in contact. Chill in the fridge for at least 2 hours before use.
  4. Rocher Coating
    • 300 g of dark chocolate (70%)
    • 90 g of chopped almonds
    • 60 g of neutral oil or sunflower oil
    • 40 g of candied orange

    • First, melt the dark chocolate in a bowl.
    • Then, add the oil and incorporate it using a rubber spatula.
    • Finally, add the chopped almonds and the candied orange, cut into small cubes of about 5 mm.
    • Keep at room temperature until ready to use, and reheat if needed to 30ºC.
  5. Orange Gel
    • 150 g of orange juice
    • 20 g of white sugar
    • 2 g of agar agar

    • In a glass, mix the agar agar thoroughly with the sugar.
    • Then, in a saucepan, heat the orange juice over medium heat until it begins to boil.
    • Add the agar agar and sugar mixture and whisk well.
    • Cook for another couple of minutes, then remove from the heat and set aside.
  6. Assembly

    • First, place a 20 x 20 x 5 cm mould on a tray and put a sponge layer of the same size on the base.
    • Next, cover with a layer of chocolate mousse and place a second sponge layer on top.
    • Then, pipe two strips of orange curd about 3 cm from each edge and fill the rest with more chocolate mousse.
    • Now, place the final sponge layer and cover with another layer of chocolate mousse.
    • Freeze for at least 6 hours, ideally overnight.
    • Once the cake is completely frozen, pour the preheated orange gel at 35ºC and spread it evenly over the surface.
    • Return the cake to the freezer until the orange gel sets, for at least 30 minutes.
    • After that time, remove the cake from the freezer, unmould it, and cut it into two equal portions.
    • Then, heat the Rocher coating to 30ºC, place the cake portions on a wire rack over a baking tray and spoon the coating over the sides.
    • To finish, optionally apply a thin layer of neutral glaze over the orange gel and decorate with candied orange.
    • Allow the cake to defrost completely in the fridge and leave at room temperature for about 15 minutes before serving.
    Orange Sponge Cake
  • 180 g of plain flour or cake flour
  • 180 g of white sugar
  • 180 g of butter
  • 150 g of eggs (3 units)
  • 120 g of orange juice
  • 8 g of baking powder (e.g. Royal)
  • 5 g of orange zest
  • 1 g of salt
    Chocolate Mousse
  • 400 g of double cream (35% fat)
  • 200 g of dark chocolate (70%)
  • 200 g of whole milk
  • 60 g of white sugar
  • 60 g of egg yolks (4 units)
  • 4 g of gelatine
    Orange Curd
  • 80 g of orange juice
  • 60 g of white sugar
  • 50 g of egg (1 unit)
  • 40 g of butter
  • 3 g of orange zest
  • 1 g of gelatine
    Rocher Coating
  • 300 g of dark chocolate (70%)
  • 90 g of chopped almonds
  • 60 g of neutral oil or sunflower oil
  • 40 g of candied orange
    Orange Gel
  • 150 g of orange juice
  • 20 g of white sugar
  • 2 g of agar agar