Yogurt Mοusse in biscuit base with carob syrup, linseed, mandarin marmalade and peanuts

Directions
For the biscuit base:
In the mixer bin I drop the butter and the sugar and I hit until the butter is soaked for about 7 minutes. I add the flour, bran, grated peanutss and linseed, and the one egg, I keep hitting at low speed for 1 minute. I devide my dough into large pieces in a baking dish with non-stick paper and I bake at 160 degrees for 22 to 27 minutes. Then I let it cool and Ibreak it and mix it with the carob syrup. I put the biscuit mixture in a form and I press the mixture to the same thickness.
For the yoghurt mousse:
I melt in bain marie the white chocolate. Gently I mix the yoghurt until it gets a smooth shape, I pour the white chocolate into the yoghurt and I stir in rapid motion, and lastly I add the whipped cream with gentle motions to homogenize the mixture. I leave the mousse in the fridge for 1 hour to take its form. At the end I put it in the form with the biscuit and I leave it in the fridge for 3 to 4 hours to freeze.
For mandarin marmalade:
After leaving for two days the peels of mandarin into water (that I change at regularly) to lose their bitter flavor, I blanch them 6 times in clean water each time. I cut the mandarin in smaller pieces and Ι remove any pips. I put them in a pot with all the rest of the ingredients and I boil at low speed, until they are softened and if necessary Ι add a little water. Finally, I mash my mixture lightly and I let it cool down.I serve spreading the surface of the dessert.
Ingredients
FOR THE YOGURT MOUSSE
- 500 gr Strained Yogurt 5% VERO CRETAN
- 500 gr Melted white chocolate
- 600 gr Whipped cream
FOR THE BISCUIT BASE
- 50 gr All purpose flour MILLS OF CRETE
- 100 gr Cereal - Wheat Bran
- 170 gr butter
- 170 gr sugar
- 100 gr peanuts
- 100 gr linseed
- 50 gr carob flour
- 1 egg (optionally)
FOR THE MANDARIN MARMALADE
- 600 gr mandarin peels
- 500 gr sugar
- 300 gr Mandarin Juice Concentrate BIOXYM
- 200 gr Mandarin Juice BIOXYM
- 100 gr water
Equipment
- Form
- Baking dish
- Bain marie