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Chocolate Roulade with Chantilly Cream

By Chelsea Sugar
Chocolate Roulade with Chantilly Cream
12 servings
  • 7 reviews

  • Difficulty Easy
  • Prep time 20 mins
  • Cooking time 25 mins
  • Serves
    12
Ingredients

    225g dark chocolate
    1 Tbsp water
    4 eggs, separated
    1/4 cup Chelsea Icing Sugar
    3/4 cup Chelsea Caster Sugar

    Chantilly Cream
    300 ml cream
    1 tbsp Chelsea Icing Sugar (or Chelsea Flavoured Icing Sugar)
    1 tsp vanilla essence

Method

    Preheat oven to 180°C. Line a Swiss roll tin, approximately 20x30cm with baking paper.
    Gently melt the chocolate with the water (this can be done in a microwave). Whisk the egg yolks with the Chelsea Icing Sugar until thickened, then whisk into the melted chocolate.
    In a separate bowl, with clean beaters, whisk the egg whites until stiff. Slowly beat in the Chelsea Caster Sugar until the mixture is stiff, white and glossy. Lightly fold the egg white mixture into the chocolate mixture.
    Spread into the prepared tin and bake for 25–30 minutes until firm. Cool in the tin for 5 minutes then cover with a clean damp tea towel. Cool completely and refrigerate for 6-8 hours or overnight.
    Just before serving, using the baking paper, lift out of the tin. Spread with Chantilly cream and roll up like a Swiss roll. If desired, serve with a chocolate sauce drizzled over.

    Chantilly Cream:
    Whip the cream with the Chelsea Icing Sugar and vanilla essence until soft peaks form in the cream.

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Reviews

Average Rating
47
(7 reviews)


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This is delicous! I left it sitting on the counter and in two days, it was all gone!
My kids adored it!

Delicious

ByDshR, we cannot add flour at this recipe? Chocolate Roulade with Chantilly Cream i cant see the mixture of flour
CHELSEA: Thanks for the feedback. Baking without flour makes this roulade as light as a feather. Enjoy!

Any tips on how to succeed with this recipe? I didn't do so well. Yes the water seizes the chocolate so I redid it without the water.

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Doesn't water make melted chocolate seize?

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um mine looks wierd...like a merangue??

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even i havent made it i think it would work

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