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Individual Vanilla and Chocolate Baked Alaska

This is our take on a retro classic dessert, which makes for a showstopping finale at dinner parties as it is served individually, making your guests feel very special when you present them with one e...

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Difficulty
Medium
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Time
110 min
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Author
lorem ipsum

Ingredients

Servings: 6
Makes: 6

130 g egg
75 g sugar
1 tsp. vanilla extract


70 g plain flour
1 tsp. baking powder
10 g unsalted butter, melted
15 ml milk


200 g vanilla ice cream
200 g chocolate ice cream


60 g egg white
120 g sugar
20 g water
2 tsp. vanilla extract


Instructions

STEP 1/8

Lightly beat the eggs.

Melt the butter.

STEP 2/8

Preheat the oven to 160°C.

Line the baking tray with parchment paper.

Lift the Cooking Chef head and fit the heat shield.

Fit the whisk tool to the machine.

STEP 3/8

Attach the Cooking Chef bowl to the machine.

Add the first 3 items of Ingredients 1 (egg, sugar, vanilla) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Cook at 45ºC on speed 3 for 4 minutes until the mixture leaves a trail as it falls from the whisk.

STEP 4/8

Remove the Cooking Chef bowl from the machine.

Gradually fold in the first 2 items of Ingredients 2 (flour, baking powder) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Add the remaining Ingredients 2 (butter, milk) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Gently fold in until combined.

Spread the mixture out evenly onto the prepared baking tray.

Bake at 160°C for 10-15 minutes or until lightly golden.

Remove from the oven, transfer the cake onto a cooling rack and let cool.

Once cool, cut out 6 rounds with a 5cm round cutter and set aside.

STEP 5/8

Remove the ice-cream from the freezer and allow to stand for 10 minutes to soften.

Half fill each mould with the first item of Ingredients 3 (vanilla ice cream).

Put the mould in to the freezer for a few minutes for the ice cream to firm up before adding the chocolate ice cream.

Fill each mould with the second item of Ingredients 3 (chocolate ice cream).

Top each mould with a piece of prepared sponge.

Flatten off the tops with a palette knife.

Place the mould back into the freezer for 1 hour to firm up.

STEP 6/8

Retrieve, clean the Cooking Chef bowl and fit the Whisk tool.

Add Ingredients 4 (eggs, sugar, water, vanilla) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Cook at 85ºC on speed 6 for 2 minutes.

Cook at 60ºC on speed 6 for 2 minutes.

Or use the ‘Italian Meringue’ pre-set, if applicable.

Transfer the meringue into a piping bag and set aside.

STEP 7/8

Demould the ice cream and place onto the baking tray, sponge side down.

Pipe the meringue over the ice cream and sponge base until completely covered.

You can do this a few hours before serving and place them back into the freezer until ready to serve.

When ready to serve, either quickly brown with a blowtorch or place in a pre-heated oven (set at 220°C) for 10 minutes.

STEP 8/8

Serve with a cherry compote.

You can make the ice cream using our recipe or shop bought recipe.

  1. Back to homepage
  2. Recipes
  3. Individual Vanilla and Chocolate Baked Alaska

Individual Vanilla and Chocolate Baked Alaska

This is our take on a retro classic dessert, which makes for a showstopping finale at dinner parties as it is served individually, making your guests feel very special when you present them with one e...

Ȑ
Difficulty
Medium
ȑ
Time
110 min
&
Author
lorem ipsum
Servings:6
Makes:6

Ingredients


130 g egg
75 g sugar
1 tsp. vanilla extract


70 g plain flour
1 tsp. baking powder
10 g unsalted butter, melted
15 ml milk


200 g vanilla ice cream
200 g chocolate ice cream


60 g egg white
120 g sugar
20 g water
2 tsp. vanilla extract

Instructions

STEP 1/8

Lightly beat the eggs.

Melt the butter.

STEP 2/8

Preheat the oven to 160°C.

Line the baking tray with parchment paper.

Lift the Cooking Chef head and fit the heat shield.

Fit the whisk tool to the machine.

STEP 3/8

Attach the Cooking Chef bowl to the machine.

Add the first 3 items of Ingredients 1 (egg, sugar, vanilla) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Cook at 45ºC on speed 3 for 4 minutes until the mixture leaves a trail as it falls from the whisk.

STEP 4/8

Remove the Cooking Chef bowl from the machine.

Gradually fold in the first 2 items of Ingredients 2 (flour, baking powder) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Add the remaining Ingredients 2 (butter, milk) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Gently fold in until combined.

Spread the mixture out evenly onto the prepared baking tray.

Bake at 160°C for 10-15 minutes or until lightly golden.

Remove from the oven, transfer the cake onto a cooling rack and let cool.

Once cool, cut out 6 rounds with a 5cm round cutter and set aside.

STEP 5/8

Remove the ice-cream from the freezer and allow to stand for 10 minutes to soften.

Half fill each mould with the first item of Ingredients 3 (vanilla ice cream).

Put the mould in to the freezer for a few minutes for the ice cream to firm up before adding the chocolate ice cream.

Fill each mould with the second item of Ingredients 3 (chocolate ice cream).

Top each mould with a piece of prepared sponge.

Flatten off the tops with a palette knife.

Place the mould back into the freezer for 1 hour to firm up.

STEP 6/8

Retrieve, clean the Cooking Chef bowl and fit the Whisk tool.

Add Ingredients 4 (eggs, sugar, water, vanilla) into the Cooking Chef bowl.

Cook at 85ºC on speed 6 for 2 minutes.

Cook at 60ºC on speed 6 for 2 minutes.

Or use the ‘Italian Meringue’ pre-set, if applicable.

Transfer the meringue into a piping bag and set aside.

STEP 7/8

Demould the ice cream and place onto the baking tray, sponge side down.

Pipe the meringue over the ice cream and sponge base until completely covered.

You can do this a few hours before serving and place them back into the freezer until ready to serve.

When ready to serve, either quickly brown with a blowtorch or place in a pre-heated oven (set at 220°C) for 10 minutes.

STEP 8/8

Serve with a cherry compote.

You can make the ice cream using our recipe or shop bought recipe.

Notes