½unit Egg
0,6g Stevia
13g Yogurt
10g Milk
13g Sunflower oil
28g Flour mixture
1,6g Baking powder
¼ teaspoon Vanilla essence
Chocolate Whipped Cream
250g Cream
83g sugar-free Dark chocolate
Orange Cream
250g Orange juice
25g Corn starch
1g Stevia
For the sponge cake.
1.Beat the egg. Add in the stevia and integrate it well.
2.Add the yogurt, the milk and the oil while stirring.
3.Add the flour mixture in and, once it is properly mixed, add the baking powder.
4.Lastly, add the vanilla essence.
5.Mix all together and pour into a small cake tin, previously greased.
6.Bake at 180ºC for 15 minutes approximately.
7.Leave it to cool before unmoulding it. Put aside.
For the chocolate whipped cream.
1.Put the cream in a pot and bring it to the boil.
2.Pour over the chocolate and blend it.
3.Leave it to cool for 24 hours in the fridge.
For the orange cream.
1.Dilute the corn starch with a bit of orange juice.
2.Pour the rest of the orange juice in a pot. Add the stevia and dilute it.
3.Add in the previously diluted corn starch and heat it all together until it thickens.
4.Put in a pastry bag and cool down.
Assembling.
1.Unmould the cooled basic sponge and cut it into dices.
2.Whip the chocolate cream with the help of a whisk until firm consistency. Put it in a pastry bag with the desired nozzle.
3.Put the orange cream on the bottom of the glasses.
4.Distribute the dices of sponge cake over the orange cream.
5.Lastly, put the chocolate whipped cream.
6.Decorate with an orange segment.
*For this recipe, we use a little bit of sponge cake, that's why the amount of ingredients to prepare it are so small. It's more convenient to prepare a bigger sponge cake (recipe here) and use the necessary amount for the verrines.
*Instead of the sponge cake, sugar-free and gluten-free cookies can be used.
*We used sweeteners, not sugar, in this recipe. However, due to its fat content, a moderate consumption is recommended for diabetics.
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