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Warm Mozart Dessert

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Warm Mozart Dessert

The perfect warm mozart dessert recipe with a picture and simple step-by-step instructions.

  • 150 gr Bitter chocolate of your choice
  • 100 gr Sugar
  • 150 gr Soft butter
  • 4 Eggs separated
  • 4 el Flour
  • 4 el Water
  • 100 gr Almond sticks
  • 3 el Water
  • 2 shot glasses Mozart cream liqueur

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  • 3 el Butter
  • 2 el Crumbs of your choice

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  • Some fruit
  • Or whipped cream
  1. I indulged myself today, in memory of a holiday in Austria, where I ate it and was blown away. This dessert is eaten warm … but you can also freeze leftovers and eat them warmed up again … because if you eat it in cuts pieces, results in about 13 pieces..dat creates keener uff eenmal !!!!!!
  2. I slowly brought the chocolate to the boil with the water, always stirred it gently, then let it cool down a little .. I separated the eggs. I whipped the entire egg yolk with the butter and sugar until frothy.
  3. I then slowly, very slowly added the cooled chocolate to the sugar-egg yolk and butter mixture. the egg white was beaten to stiff egg white. egg white was now added to the mass, as well as the flour.
  4. Last but not least, I added the Mozart liqueur – about 2 schnapps glasses .. stir well and let 15 infuse ..
  5. I smeared the butter on a baking sheet and sprinkled it with semolina (or breadcrumbs). I then spread the chocolate mass on top. The whole thing was sprinkled with almond sticks.
  6. Now I have baked the dessert at top-bottom heat, only 160 degrees, very slowly – 15 minutes. (Preheated in the oven) short test with a stick, whether the dough stays nice and soft !!! bake for another 10 minutes.
  7. cut into said pieces, add cream or fresh fruit and serve quite warm …… with a wonderful coffee …
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warm mozart dessert

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Written by John Myers

Professional Chef with 29 years of industry experience at the highest levels. Restaurant owner. Beverage Director with experience creating world-class nationally recognized cocktail programs. Food writer with a distinctive Chef-driven voice and point of view.

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