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Banana patisserie with chocolate mousse recipe

 

Melt-in-the-mouth banana patisserie

Autumn is patisserie time and there is nothing better to pamper the palate than a delicious chocolate banana patisserie. In this autumnal treat, caramelised bananas, fine rum, seductive chocolate mousse and a delicate chocolate base merge into a harmonious explosion of flavour. With every bite, you are literally whisked away into a world of sweet delights and simply cannot resist the tantalising aroma.

The caramelised bananas are at the heart of this heavenly biscuit. Gently heated in a delicious caramel sauce, they develop their full flavour and provide a pleasant sweetness. The hint of rum adds a certain sophistication to this culinary delight and enhances the flavour of the bananas in a very special way.

The chocolate mousse is the perfect complement to the caramelised bananas. Airy, creamy and with an intense chocolate flavour, it literally melts in your mouth and leaves you with an unforgettable taste sensation. The combination of smooth chocolate and fruity banana is simply unbeatable and makes every chocolate lover's heart beat faster.

A succulent chocolate base forms the foundation of this culinary masterpiece. The intense chocolate notes combined with the sweet caramelised bananas and the chocolatey mousse create a harmonious interplay of flavours that will immediately captivate any gourmet.

This chocolate banana patisserie is not only a feast for the palate, but also a real feast for the eyes. The careful presentation and lovingly designed decoration make this patisserie a real eye-catcher on any autumn coffee table. Each piece is a small work of art that heightens the anticipation of enjoyment just by looking at it.

So, let yourself be tempted by the chocolate banana patisserie and enjoy the perfect liaison of sweet bananas, fine rum and creamy chocolate.

Most important key data

Quantity: 10 pieces

Baking time: approx. 15 minutes

Difficulty level: Medium

Shelf life: 3 days

Chocolate banana dough

Butter | soft100 g
Granulated sugar50 g
Egg yolk20 g
Hazelnuts | ground20 g
White flour100 g
Baking powder1/2 TSP
Cocoa powder5 g
Banana | ripe80 g

Fried banana

Banana | ripe180 g
Granulated sugar30 g
Butter | soft15 g
Rum30 g

Chocolate mousse

Milk couverture125 g
Whole cream175 g

Making the chocolate dough

Preheat the oven to 170 ºC fan oven.

Beat the softened butter with the granulated sugar until the mixture becomes lighter in colour and fluffier. Use a food processor or hand mixer for this. Then add the egg yolk and mix in briefly.

Then add the dry ingredients and mix briefly with the mixer. This creates a somewhat crumbly mixture.

Mash a ripe banana with a fork and then add it to the batter. Stir in the banana with a hand mixer until you have a creamy, thick batter. Then pour this into a piping bag with a 10-hole nozzle, place the template (you can download the template as a PDF in the recipe) under a sheet of baking paper and pipe the mixture. Each base should weigh approx. 35 g. If you do not want to use a template: The base measures 12 x 3 cm.

Now place the dressed bases in a preheated oven at 170 ºC for approx. 12 to 15 minutes. Then leave the bases to cool completely.

Making the fried banana

Cut the banana into slices and melt the granulated sugar in a small pan. As soon as the sugar starts to caramelise and turns light brown, you can deglaze the caramel with the soft butter.

Stir in the butter and then add the banana slices. Finally, deglaze everything with the rum and allow everything to simmer gently. This will soften the banana even more. Then pour everything into a separate bowl and leave the compote to cool.

Making the chocolate mousse

Melt the couverture over a bain-marie. As soon as the couverture has melted, you can remove it from the bain-marie and leave to cool slightly. In the meantime, whip the full cream, but make sure that you do not whip it until it is completely stiff. Now carefully add this to the melted couverture in three parts and fold in with a whisk. You can also fold in the last part with a rubber scraper. Place one half of the mousse in a piping bag with a 10 mm nozzle and the other half in a piping bag with a St. Honoré nozzle (14 mm).

Completion of the patisserie

Use a knife to cut the cooled base nice and straight. Then brush all the bases evenly with milk couverture (30-40 ºC) and leave to set. The couverture does not necessarily have to be tempered, but it will set more quickly.

Then pipe a border of chocolate mousse onto the outer edge of the base. Lightly mash the cooled banana compote with a fork or rubber scraper and then pour it into a piping bag. Now pipe approx. 20 to 25 g of the banana compote onto the chocolate base. The compote will be contained by the chocolate mousse.

Now take the piping bag with the St. Honoré nozzle and pipe the pattern evenly. When piping, make sure that the wide opening of the nozzle is facing downwards and the tip is facing upwards. Finally, dust the patisserie with a little cocoa powder and decorate with a chocolate feather and a freeze-dried banana chip.

Storage & shelf life

This patisserie will keep for up to 3 days in the fridge. You can keep the patisserie in the freezer for up to 2 months.

Nutrition declaration per 100 g

Energy value in kJ: 1454 kJ | Energy value in kcal: 349 kcal | Fat: 22 g, of which saturates: 13 g | Carbohydrates: 30 g, of which sugars: 21 g | Protein: 4 g | Salt: 0.05 g

 

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