White chocolate and lemon namelaka cream

Lemon namelaka cream also called white chocolate and lemon cream is a light, no-eggs whipped cream that is sweet but slightly sour and delicate. It has become very popular in modern pastry recipes but is also used in more traditional way to fill cakes, pies and tartlets, cream puffs and éclairs but also to decorate cream tarts and cupcakes. It is a smooth and velvety cream, soft enough to be used with the piping bag but delicate and light enough to turn into a dessert. In addition to being egg-free it is also gluten-free, which makes it perfect for those who suffer food intolerances or allergies. Its bold lemon flavor makes it perfect to be combined with very sweet shortbreads and to create desserts with fresh fruit.

White chocolate lemon namelaka cream

Delicious, velvety and slightly tangy white chocolate lemon namelaka cream. Perfect for decorating and also as a dessert.

Course Dessert, sweets and desserts

Cuisine egg-free, gluten free, pescetarian recipe

Keyword basic recipe, cake filling, dessert with lemon, frosting, lemon, white chocolate

Prep Time 15

Resting time 6

Total Time 6 15

Servings portion (about 500 ml)

Calories 350kcal

Ingredients

200 g good quality white chocolate
3-4 g gelatine sheets (use 3 g if you need to use this cream as a dessert not a filling or frosting)
120 ml milk
240 ml cold whipping cream
70 ml lemon juice
1 lemon – only the zest

Instructions

Instructions white chocolate lemon namelaka cream

For the lemon namelaka cream I used Gianluca Fusto's recipe. I recommend making this cream the night before decorating your cakes as it needs time to set.
Soak the gelatine sheets in cold water for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, melt the white chocolate in over water bath. Heat your milk almost to a boiling point, turn off the heat, wait a minute and add squeezed gelatine. Mix well. Using the immersion blender, gradually blend the melted white chocolate with hot milk.
Add cold whipping cream and blend again. Finally add filtered lemon juice and the lemon zest. Blend again until everything becomes smooth. Cover the container with a plastic wrap and put the lemon nemalaka in the refrigerator until it becomes firm, for at least 8 hours or, better, overnight.
If you intend to use the cream immediately in the silicone mould or to fill a tart shell you have to pass it several times through a fine sieve to eliminate air bubbles. Otherwise, the next morning, use the blender or whisk to make it more fluid then put in a piping bag.

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Notes

The nutritional values are generated automatically for indicative purposes only and are therefore not completely accurate.

Nutrition

Serving: 1portion | Calories: 350kcal

Store in the fridge and use within 2 days.

lot of love. B.

p.s. If you are looking for another fresh cream to decorate your desserts, check out my Yogurt whipped cream (photo below) and Lemon and strawberry curd (photo below).