- Put 100g digestive biscuits in a ziplock bag
- Crush them with a rolling pin into fine crumbs
- Pour into a mixing bowl
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Seal the bag tightly to prevent crumbs from flying out while crushing.
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Seal the bag tightly to prevent crumbs from flying out while crushing.
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Butter must be thoroughly softened or melted, otherwise it won't combine evenly with the biscuit crumbs.
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Press the biscuit base firmly, otherwise it will easily crumble and break when slicing.
Exercise caution with the knife when cutting fruit. Keep a firm grip to prevent slips.
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Be careful with the knife depth when scoring to avoid cutting the hands through the skin.
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Must use ice water. Warm water will cause the gelatin to dissolve into the water prematurely.
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Keep milk strictly at 50g
too much liquid will dilute the puree and prevent the mousse from setting
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Water bath temperature must not exceed 80°C, as high heat will destroy gelatin's gelling power.
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Do not overwhip the cream
overwhipping will make the mousse coarse and less smooth
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Ensure the mango mixture cools to room temperature before mixing, otherwise warm liquid will melt the whipped cream.
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Tap gently to release air bubbles
tapping too hard will crack or loosen the biscuit base
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Refrigeration time must be sufficient (at least 4 hours)
unmolding early will cause the cake to collapse
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Do not wrap the warm towel for too long, or the cake edges will melt.