Mango, Passion Fruit, and Coconut Yule Log
Celebrate the festive season with a tropical twist in our Mango, Passion Fruit, and Coconut Yule Log recipe. This exquisite dessert reimagines the traditional Yule Log with vibrant flavors and colors. The sweetness of mango, the tartness of passion fruit, and the creaminess of coconut come together to create a truly unique holiday treat. Light yet indulgent, this Yule Log is a delightful departure from the classic chocolate version, offering a refreshing and exotic flavor profile. Perfect for holiday gatherings or as a special end to a festive meal, this dessert is sure to impress with its delightful combination of tropical fruits and elegant presentation.
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Preparation 1 h 00
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Rest 3 h 00
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Baking 15 min
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Servings 6
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Level Expert
Ingredients
Mango insert
Coconut dacquoise
Passion fruit mousse
Mirror glaze
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Preparation steps
Mango insert
Coconut dacquoise
- Baking information
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Temperature180°C
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Heat rotary
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Baking time 15 min
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Passion fruit mousse
Assembling log
Mirror glaze
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Mango, Passion Fruit, and Coconut Yule Log
Celebrate the festive season with a tropical twist in our Mango, Passion Fruit, and Coconut Yule Log recipe. This exquisite dessert reimagines the traditional Yule Log with vibrant flavors and colors. The sweetness of mango, the tartness of passion fruit, and the creaminess of coconut come together to create a truly unique holiday treat. Light yet indulgent, this Yule Log is a delightful departure from the classic chocolate version, offering a refreshing and exotic flavor profile. Perfect for holiday gatherings or as a special end to a festive meal, this dessert is sure to impress with its delightful combination of tropical fruits and elegant presentation.
Ingredients
Mango insert
- Mango : 250 grams
- Water : 10 centiliters
- Gelatin (sheets of 2 gr.) : 1.5
- Vanilla sugar : 1 teaspoon
Coconut dacquoise
- Icing sugar : 75 grams
- Coconut (powder) : 50 grams
- Almond powder : 25 grams
- Egg whites : 3
- Caster sugar : 2 tablespoons
Passion fruit mousse
- Whipping cream 30% : 30 centiliters
- Passion fruit : 5
- Gelatin (sheets of 2 gr.) : 2,5
- Caster sugar : 2 tablespoons
Mirror glaze
- White chocolate : 125 grams
- Glucose syrup : 125 grams
- Caster sugar : 100 grams
- Whipping cream 30% : 10 centiliters
- Water : 6 centiliters
- Gelatin (sheets of 2 gr.) : 4.5
- Food coloring (Yellow) : 1 pinch
Preparation steps
Mango insert
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Ideally, this step should be carried out the day before, so that the insert sets properly. If not, allow a good 3 hours for the insert to set.
Start by placing the gelatine leaves in a bowl of cold water.
Place the mango pieces in a saucepan with the 10 centilitres of water and the vanilla sugar. -
Stew for 15 minutes to obtain a marmalade-like texture.
(For a smoother texture, blend with your hand blender).
Stir in the well-squeezed gelatine leaves. -
Pour the marmalade into the insert mould and place in the freezer.
Coconut dacquoise
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Place the egg whites in the mixer bowl and add the two tablespoons caster sugar a little at a time.
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In a bowl, combine the sifted powdered sugar and the almond and coconut powders.
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When the egg whites form a "bird's beak", gradually add the powder mixture.
Gently fold in the egg whites with a pastry blender. -
Spread the dacquoise dough on the sponge sheet and smooth with an angled spatula.
- Temperature: 180°C
- Heat: rotary
- Baking time: 15 min
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Bake for 15 minutes at 180 degrees Celsius.
The dacquoise is ready when it has turned a lovely golden color.
Set aside for later use.
Passion fruit mousse
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Start by placing the gelatine leaves in cold water.
Place the cream in the bowl of a mixer and whip until stiff, adding the sugar gradually. -
Empty the passion fruits and squeeze out the juice and seeds through a chinois.
(You should obtain around 12 centilitres of juice).Heat the juice in a saucepan and stir in the gelatine leaves, wrung out well.
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Mix a small amount of the whipped cream with the passion fruit juice, then fold in the cream a little at a time, very gently, using a spatula.
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The mousse should be smooth and homogenous.
Assembling log
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If the mould is removable, as here, place a sheet of cling film over it before starting.
Pour in some of the passion fruit mousse, working up the sides. -
Unmould the insert and place on top of the mousse.
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Cover the insert with the remaining mousse.
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Finally, cut a rectangle in the dacquoise the size of the mould and place on top of the mousse.
Place in the freezer for at least 4 hours.
Mirror glaze
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Start by soaking the gelatine leaves in cold water.Heat the water, glucose sugar and sugar in a saucepan.
Heat to 103 degrees Celsius. -
Meanwhile, place the cream and chopped chocolate in a bowl.
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When the mixture reaches 103 degrees Celsius, add the well-squeezed gelatine and stir.
Pour immediately over cream and chocolate. -
Using an immersion blender, blend the icing, avoiding incorporating air as much as possible, and add a dash of yellow coloring.
Before use, the icing must be allowed to cool. It should not exceed 35 degrees Celsius and not fall below 30 degrees Celsius. -
Unmould the log and place on a wire rack.
Place a drip pan underneath to channel excess glaze. -
Pour glaze evenly.
Place in the fridge until ready to eat.
Allow to thaw for a good three hours.To decorate, place coconut shavings on the base of the log and a few passion fruit segments on top.
If desired, add small white chocolate shavings.