Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Disney Resort Recipe

My favorite dessert in WDW has to be the Zebra Domes from Boma at Animal Kingdom Lodge. 


There are two different versions at the Lodge. The ones that are served at the restaurant  are alcoholic, you can  taste it but its not overwhelming. 

The ones pictured above are served at the cafe, The Mara. These are non-alcoholic and equally amazing.

I can't really describe how they taste. They are creamy and delicious, that's all you need to know ;-)

The next time you are in Disney, just drive or take the bus on over to Animal Kingdom Lodge. If you are driving, just go up to the main gate and say that you would like to check out the hotel. You might need your hotel key or just your ID to get it. 


Here is a non-official recipe I found that changes the domes to a coffee flavor.


Zebra Coffee Domes
Yield: 16 servings
Ingredients:
1 pound milk chocolate
¼ cup espresso coffee
5 egg yolks
¼ cup + 1 tablespoon sugar
6 sheets gelatin
½ cup Kahlua Liqueur
4 cups heavy cream
¾ cup white chocolate ganache
¼ cup dark chocolate ganache
sponge cake (store-bought or your favorite recipe)
Method:
1. Melt milk chocolate.
2. Whip heavy cream to soft peaks.
3. Mix yolks with sugar.
4. Soften gelatin leaves in cold water.
5. Mix gelatin with Kahlua and coffee. Set bowl over hot water bath to dissolve the gelatin.
6. Fold 1/3 of whipped cream into the chocolate.
7. Add the yolks, then the gelatin mixture.
8. Fold in the rest of the cream.
9. Pour mousse in flexipan domes almost to the top.
10. Place sponge circle (1/4" thick yellow cake cut in a circle) on top. Leave in the freezer to set.
11. Once hard, unmold and place in glazing racks.
12. Make white chocolate ganache and chocolate ganache.
13. Put chocolate ganache in a pastry bag. Ladle white chocolate ganache to cover each dome. Simultaneously, pipe a stripe design of chocolate ganache over the dome.
14. Refrigerate to allow the glaze to set.
15. Decorate the bottom edge with coffee crunch.
16. Place a chocolate covered coffee bean on the center of each dome.
Note: One sheet of gelatin is equal to one teaspoon of unflavored powdered gelatin dissolved in ¼ cup of water.





2 comments:

  1. Gosh, I may give this a go one afternoon, I miss those lovely zebradomes so much! Have you tried this recipe yourself? My skill level is slightly just above making toast

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  2. I have not tried it. I am an average cook and this is above my skill level. There are many different recipes out there, but they were all as confusing. This seemed to be the simplest one that I could find!! I guess I will just have to keep going back to get more ;-)

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