Cinnamon Cream with Apple Sauce:
- Mix the Cinnamon Yogurt: Start by combining the Greek yogurt with the cinnamon powder and powdered sugar in a large mixing bowl. Use a whisk or spatula to stir the mixture until it’s smooth and well combined. The yogurt should take on a pale brown color from the cinnamon, and you’ll start to smell the warm, comforting aroma of the spice. Be sure to mix thoroughly so the cinnamon and sugar are evenly distributed throughout the yogurt.
- Whip the Cream: In a separate bowl, pour the cream and whip it using an electric mixer or by hand with a whisk. Whip until soft peaks form, meaning that the cream should be thick enough to hold its shape but still have a slight droop. Don’t over-whip, as this can cause the cream to become too stiff. The whipped cream should be light and airy, providing a perfect contrast to the rich yogurt.
- Combine the Cream and Yogurt: Gently fold the whipped cream into the cinnamon yogurt mixture. This step is important because it helps maintain the airiness of the whipped cream, giving the dessert a light and fluffy texture. Use a spatula to fold the two mixtures together in a gentle, circular motion. The result should be a smooth, creamy mixture that’s thick but still airy.
- Layer the Dessert: To assemble the dessert, you’ll need four small serving glasses or bowls. Start by piping or spooning a layer of the cinnamon cream into the bottom of each glass. Then, top it with a layer of apple sauce. Repeat the process until the glasses are filled, making sure to end with a layer of cinnamon cream on top. If you want to get fancy, you can use a piping bag to make the layering process more precise and give the dessert a neat, professional look.
- Decorate with Cinnamon: Once the layers are in place, it’s time for the final touch. Lightly dust the top of each dessert with cinnamon powder to enhance the spice and give the dessert an extra pop of flavor. If you want to get even more creative, you can garnish with a small piece of apple or a cinnamon stick. This step is entirely optional but adds a nice visual appeal to the finished dish.