Mango Bottle Cake Recipe – A Refreshing Summer Treat
Looking for a fun and refreshing dessert that screams summer? This Mango Bottle Cake combines layers of fluffy sponge cake, tangy mango jam, and light, airy chantilly cream in a jar. Perfect for gifting, parties, or treating yourself with something beautiful and delicious!
📌 Ingredients (Makes about 3–4 bottle cakes)
▪ Genoise Sponge (18cm round pan)
- Eggs – 190g
- Sugar – 95g
- Vanilla bean – 1/2 pod
- Cake flour – 105g
- Butter – 30g
- Milk – 30g
▪ Mango Jam
- Mango (fresh or frozen) – 200g
- Sugar – 100g
- Lemon juice – 5g
▪ Chantilly Cream
- Heavy cream – 300g
- Sugar – 30g
🍰 Instructions
1. Make the Genoise
- Warm the eggs, sugar, and vanilla bean over a bain-marie until the mixture reaches about 40°C (104°F).
- Whip the mixture until it forms a thick ribbon consistency.
- Sift in the cake flour and gently fold with a spatula.
- Mix melted butter and milk (lukewarm), temper with a bit of the batter, then combine everything together.
- Pour into a greased 18cm round pan and bake at 165°C (330°F) for 25 minutes.
- Let cool completely, then slice into 1cm layers.
2. Make the Mango Jam
- In a saucepan, combine mango, sugar, and lemon juice.
- Simmer over medium heat until thick and glossy. Let cool completely before use.
(Optional: blend slightly for a smoother texture.)
3. Whip the Chantilly Cream
- Whip chilled heavy cream with sugar until medium-firm peaks form.
- Keep refrigerated until use.
4. Assemble the Bottle Cake
- In a clean transparent jar, layer sponge cake – mango jam – chantilly cream.
- Repeat layers if desired, and finish with cream on top.
- Garnish with mango cubes, mint, or edible gold.
- Chill before serving for best texture and taste.
💡 Tips for Success
- Be sure to whip the eggs until light and voluminous for a soft sponge.
- Temper the butter-milk mixture before adding to avoid deflating the batter.
- Cool the mango jam before layering to prevent melting the cream.
- Use 300ml jars or similar clear containers for the best visual effect.
- Let it sit in the fridge overnight for flavors to fully develop.


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