№ 406 · British

English Trifle to Die For

Tempo
2 hr 45 min (incl. chill)
Picante
Calor 0 de 5
Dificuldade
Fácil
Rende
8porções

Ingredientes

Layers:
1
× 23 cm (9 in) sponge cake (pão-de-ló pronto, ou bolo simples; can be a day-old plain bolo)
1 cup
(240 g) seedless raspberry jam (geleia de framboesa sem semente)
230 g
(8 oz) fresh raspberries (framboesas frescas, ou frutas vermelhas mistas se em falta)
Custard:
300 ml
heavy cream (creme de leite fresco)
3
egg yolks
3 tbsp
white sugar (açúcar refinado)
Whipped cream layer:
300 ml
heavy cream (creme de leite fresco)
60 g
(2 oz) sliced almonds, lightly toasted (amêndoas em lascas, levemente torradas)
Optional: 2 tbsp sherry, port, or fortified sweet wine

Modo de preparo

English Trifle to Die For

The traditional sundae glass version with sponge, raspberry, jam, custard, whipped cream, almonds. Big, layered, indulgent. The proper Christmas trifle.

Heat: 0/5.

Notes

  • Sponge cake in BR: pão-de-ló pronto sold at Pão de Açúcar, or use a day-old plain bolo de fubá / bolo amanteigado. Even slices of panettone leftover work.
  • Sherry / port is the traditional alcoholic addition. Vinho do Porto (port) is widely available in BR; or vinho moscatel. Skip for kids' version.
  • Custard troubleshooting: if it splits/curdles, blitz with an immersion blender — saves it most of the time.
  • Glass bowl matters — the layered look is half the dish. A standard bowl works but you lose the show.
  • Variations: swap raspberry for blackberry, or do a mixed frutas vermelhas version. Christmas: add chopped chocolate or grated orange zest.
  • Make-ahead: assemble through step 7 up to 12 hr ahead. Add cream + almonds within 1 hr of serving.