Entremet
Entremet. An entremet or entremets ( / ˈɑːntrəmeɪ /; French: [ɑ̃tʁəmɛ]; from Old French, literally meaning "between servings") in French cuisine historically referred to small dishes served between courses but in modern times more commonly refers to a type of dessert. In modern French cuisine, an entremet, literally "between servings," is a small dish served between main courses, or a dessert.
When the entremet is being built, you will begin to notice the other layers will have one of the following textures: smooth, light, moist, or creamy.
Place the bowl over a hot water bath and mix until creamy and double in volume.
Remove the caramel from heat and pour it over the egg yolks. Avec le temps, il a définitivement pris la place du dessert. A firm base is also stronger to support the layers above it without collapsing.
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