No-Bake Pavlova Cake

Ballet is a great art. I have always admired the fine lines of the body, weightless jumps and an amazing ability to show emotions through moving. In this sense, I am a tree. In the ballet, like in the pictures, there are iconic characters and outstanding personalities.

Pavlova or PavlovA or, in French manner, has left a clear mark in the world ballet history and an airy accent in culinary. Her contemporaries are gone long time ago, photos are faded away and the name is lost in the archives of history. But the cake, named in her honor, has become a classic and well-known dessert.

No-Bake Pavlova Cake

That’s a not easy question to answer ‘Who, where and when has created this no-bake cake’. But it’s not my purpose to answer this kind of questions. You, my dear sweet tooth, are going to master the skills of decorating a cake, its seasonal variations, easiness-to-cook, and always amazing result. Moreover, this cake-meringue recipe has become so much popular that people even started collecting it. Who knows, maybe you’ll be inspired to create something beautiful and tasty?

Difficulty Level: Medium

Calories: 250

Cooking Time: 20 min

Ingredients:

1 – chicken egg
80 g (2) – almond meringue
1 – lime
20 g – ginger biscuits
20-25 g – currants and strawberries
20 g – Triple Sec liqueur
10 g – butter
40 g – sugar
5 g – fresh mint leaves

Instructions:

Squeeze the juice of one lime, and peel it to cook lime cream
Beat up the egg with sugar and add the lime juice and peels
Pour the mixture into a saucepan and put on low heat, stirring constantly until thick
Take the cream off the heat, add the butter and leave to cool
Pour the liqueur to the currant and gently stew in a pan
Crush the biscuits into crumbs
To assemble and decorate the cake – put the chilled lime cream on the almond meringue cake, Stewed currents on top and sprinkle the dessert with ginger crumbs
Put it on a beautiful dish, garnish with strawberries and mint leaves
Just before serving pour it with the liqueur and stewed berries’ juice