How to Make a Raspberry Charlotte with Cook’s Illustrated Editor Andrea Geary



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We swap the sponge for a simple chiffon cake, which is tender and moist but sufficiently sturdy. Instead of basing our filling on a high-moisture crème anglaise, we use a more foolproof homemade raspberry curd lightened with whipped cream with just enough gelatin to give it structure, and we pack in a full pound of berries for bright fruit flavor.

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31 Comments

  1. You lie, These recipes are not free. You leave out measurements so payment is required to obtain the correct recipe. There are plenty of other recipes on line that publish recipes. And yours are not always that good.

  2. Studied this recipe before attempting it. Followed the directions and notes in the Cook Book and the result's were amazing. This was not as difficult as it first seem's. With the note's they are spot on accurate! I was also surprised by how light it was.

  3. We're not at all good with this new format of video recipes. Sorry, won't watch them. Seeing the earlier vids of hosts made me buy 7 cookbooks of yours. Stop being so film budget cheap and go back to what you are great at.

  4. I am making the assumption (maybe a bad thing), that this recipe is for intermediate to advanced cooks. That being said, I would have liked to know how much of each ingredient to use, instead of having to pay America's Test Kitchen money for the recipe!

  5. Don't listen to the naysayers! Thank you for cutting this short. I like the videos that don't having talking hosts showing you how to cook something. So much quicker to watch it thru and see if I want to do it. And I do! And yes, you did simplify a complicated dessert so those people who say the dessert is too much trouble just don't realize.

  6. PLEASE do a review comparing the food processor and blender attachments for the kitchen aid and kenwood kitchen mixers and compare them to standalone food processors and blenders so that we can see if they are any good or not.

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