Name: Lemon Foam Torte
Ingredients: 1 Bisquit-Layer (with a rim!); 100 g Baking Chocolate; 6 Egg Whites; 250 g Sugar; 2 Lemons (Just the Juice); 2 tb Ground Lemon Zest; 8 White Gelatine Sheets; (3 solidify 1 C of liquid); Candied Lemon Slices

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Eggs		Cakes, Desserts, Pie	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Bisquit-Layer (with a rim!)
100	g	Baking Chocolate
6		Egg Whites
250	g	Sugar
2		Lemons (Just the Juice)
2	tb	Ground Lemon Zest
8		White Gelatine Sheets
		(3 solidify 1 C of liquid)
		Candied Lemon Slices

INSTRUCTIONS

Melt half of the chocolate in a double-boiler (bain marie) and paint it on
the bisquit layer.
Beat wgg-whites mixed with sugar until very stiff. Stir lemon juice, zest
and dissolved gelatine carefully into the foam.. Put the foam onto the
layer in the shape of half a ball. Cool the torte in the refrigirator for 2
hours.
Melt the rest of the chocolate and use it together with the candied slices
to decorate the torte.
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