This is Eton mess, NOPI-style. It’s both a wow of a pudding and – given that all the elements can be made in advance and just put together at the last minute – is also a very relaxing one to make and serve to friends. The dried rose petals look lovely sprinkled on top, but don’t worry if you can’t get hold of any: the advantage of having a pudding with the word ‘mess’ in its title is that there is very little pressure to perform on the presentation front.
| 160g | mascarpone |
| 270g | crème fraîche |
| 15g | icing sugar, sifted |
| 1 ¼ tsp | rose water |
| 40g | caster sugar |
| 2 tbsp | pomegranate molasses |
| 1 tsp | sumac |
| 200g | strawberries, hulled and chopped into 2cm pieces |
| 60g | meringues (shop-bought is fine), broken roughly into 2cm pieces |
| 1 | medium pomegranate, de-seeded (100g) |
| 2 tsp | dried rose petals (optional) |
| FOR THE STRAWBERRY SORBET | |
| 40g | caster sugar |
| 40g | icing sugar |
| 30g | liquid glucose |
| 200g | strawberries, hulled and blitzed into a purée |
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