Jasmine tea creams recipe

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Love Jasmine tea? You should try making these sweet & moreish Jasmine tea creams. They’re soft & melt in the mouth. Serve with passion fruit for a kick

Serves4
SkillMedium
Preparation Time20 mins Leave to set overnight
Cooking Time
Total Time20 mins
Nutrition Per PortionRDA
Calories510 Kcal26%
Fat43 g61%
Saturated Fat27 g135%

Want to make something creamy and light? This Jasmine tea creams recipe is just that! It uses Jasmine tea bags, fine-leaf gelatine and double cream to make a very fragrant dessert that is perfect served with passion fruit

Ingredients

  • 4 jasmine tea bags
  • 5 sheets fine-leaf gelatine (we used Costa)
  • 300ml whole milk
  • 300ml double cream
  • 60g caster sugar

To serve:

  • 2 oranges, peeled and segmented
  • 1 passion fruit, seeds scraped out
  • A little demerara sugar

You will also need:

  • 4 x 200ml dariole moulds

WEIGHT CONVERTER

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Method

  1. Pour 100ml boiling water over the tea bags and leave for 10 mins. Soak the gelatine in cold water for 10 mins.
  2. Warm the milk and cream in a pan with the sugar until just bubbling. Squeeze the excess water from the gelatine and stir it into the warm milk mixture, then squeeze out the tea bags and add the jasmine tea as well. Pour the liquid through a sieve into the moulds. Cool, then put in the fridge overnight to set.
  3. Mix the orange segments and passion fruit together. Then, to serve the tea creams, dip each mould into warm water for a few seconds and loosen around the top by gently pulling the cream away from the sides with your fingertips, before turning it out on to a plate. Sprinkle with sugar and serve with the mixed fruit.
Top Tip for making Jasmine tea creams

You can use any fragrant tea you like for this, or make smaller puds in madeleine moulds, if you prefer.

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