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Photo: Jan Baldwin
Frozen raspberry trifle terrine
Boozy sponge, raspberries, custard, cream and almonds: all the traditional trifle ingredients, but frozen, so you can make it up to two weeks ahead
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Ready in 35 minutes, plus freezing
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Cooking time 5 minutes
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Prep time 30 minutes
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Serves 8
Ingredients
- 300g raspberries, plus extra to decorate
- 8 tbsp icing sugar
- 300ml double cream
- 500g fresh vanilla custard
- 2 large egg whites
- 4 tbsp sherry
- 12 sponge fingers
For the praline
- 50g granulated sugar
- 40g toasted flaked almonds
Method
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1
Line a 7cm-deep 22 x 10cm loaf tin with clingfilm so it overhangs the edges all the way round. Whizz the raspberries in a food processor with half the icing sugar. Sieve the purée into a bowl, discarding the pips.
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2
Whip the cream with the rest of the icing sugar to soft peaks. Fold the custard into the cream and divide between two bowls. Stir the raspberry purée into one bowl.
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3
In another bowl, whisk the egg whites to soft peaks. Fold half the egg whites into each custard mixture. Spoon the two mixtures into the prepared loaf tin, alternating spoonfuls of each mixture. Reserve 2 tbsp mixture. Use a skewer to gently swirl the mixtures together.
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4
Pour the sherry into a shallow bowl. Dip both sides of the sponge fingers into the sherry and place on top of the mixture in two layers. Finish with a thin layer of the leftover mixture. Cover with the clingfilm and freeze overnight.
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5
Gently melt the sugar in a small pan. When it has turned to a golden caramel, stir in the flaked almonds and tip on to a sheet of nonstick baking paper. Leave to set.
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6
Transfer the terrine from the freezer to the fridge 30 minutes before serving. Tip it out of the tin, remove the clingfilm and scatter with the praline, broken up, and the extra raspberries. Slice to serve.
