Chocolate Mousse could bethe final word chocolate repair! Rich and creamy, butgentle and fluffy, one-pot is satisfying howeverat all times leaves me wanting extra…….
This is a traditional chocolate mousse made the correct French approach, as served in high-quality eating places. Less cream, extra chocolate, an extra intense chocolate flavor, and a good looking creamy mouthfeel.
A traditional Chocolate Mousse recipe
I’ve by no means be 100% pleased withthe varied chocolate mousse recipes I’ve tried in my lifetime. Not fluffy sufficient, not chocolatey sufficient, to candy, grainy, and so onand so on. Many “easy” chocolate mousse recipes are inclined to use an excessive amount of cream so the topresult'sextra like custard, moderately than aerated like actual chocolate mousse must be. I had the motive to focus and make it over and overuntil it was precisely what I needed.
Let me repeat: I had to make chocolate mousse over and over for work functions.
WHAT GOES IN CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
Just FIVE components, all the great things we like: chocolate, cream, sugar, eggs, and butter.
We tried this with variedkinds of chocolate – bittersweet darkish chocolate /cocoa darkishcommonplacedarkish and milk chocolate chips
The darker the chocolate extra intense chocolatey flavor and prime quality bittersweet darkish chocolate is what good eating placessometimes use.
But even milk chocolate is beautifulon this recipe. Chocolatey sufficient – I believe partly as a result of this chocolate mousse recipe makes use ofmuch less sugar than many. I'd, fortunately, serve milk chocolate mousse the corporate.
HOW TO MAKE CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
The path to gentle and fluffy Chocolate Mousse entailsjust some key steps:
Melt chocolate with a little bit of butter;
Beat egg whites and cream tillagency;
Fold the components into one another. Don’t beat furiously – that’s the sure-fire technique to a pot of liquid chocolate!
Spoon into particular person pots or a bigger dish, chill tillagency.
The recipe video is tremendouslyuseful to see the consistency of the egg whites and cream, in addition tohow one can fold the components into one another.
I selected to make little pots (utilizing whiskey glasses!) howeveryou may make one dish in the event youwant, then scoop out to serve.
FIRST TIMERS – NEVER FEAR!
If you’re a chocolate mousse first timer and are concerned about deflation because you’re taking your time with the steps, don’t be worried! When I film recipe videos, I’m always faffing around with camera setups and batting away a certain giant dog who is always sprawled where I want the tripod to be.
So it probably took me 3 times longer than it usually does to get the mousse in the fridge so I was quite concerned about deflation of the egg whites and cream.
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CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
Light and airy yet rich, this is a Chocolate Mousse made the classic French way, as served in fine dining restaurants. Less cream, richer mouthfeel, true chocolate flavor. It's actually quite straight forward to make!
Prep Time20mins
Cook Time2hour
Total Time2hrs 20mins
Dessert
Servings: 4
Calories: 379kcal
INGREDIENTS
3eggs
125 g / 4.5 oz dark chocolate
10 g / 0.3 ozunsalted butter
125 ml / 1/2 cup cream,
35g / 3 tbsp caster sugar
INSTRUCTIONS
Separate eggs and yolkswhile eggs are cold. Place whites in a large bowl and yolks in a small bowl. Leave whites while you prepare other ingredients.
Yolks: Whisk yolks.
Melt Chocolate: Place chocolate and butter in a bowl. Melt in the microwave in 30-second bursts, stirring in between, until smooth. Set aside to cool - proceed with other steps.
Cream: Beat cream until stiff peaks form
Whites: Add sugar. Beat whites until firm peaks form
FOLDING:
Fold egg yolks into the cream using a rubber spatula - 8 folds max. Streaks are ok.
Check Chocolate Temp: Touch the chocolate. It should still be runny but only lukewarm. If too thick, microwave 2 x 3 seconds until runny.
Pour chocolate into cream yolk mixture. Fold through - 8 folds max. Streaks ok.
Add 1/4 of beaten egg whites into chocolate mixture. Fold through until incorporated - "smear" the spatular across the surface to blend white lumps in - aim for 10 folds.
Pour chocolate mixture into egg whites. Fold through until incorporated and no more white lumps remain - aim for 12 folds max.
Divide mixture between 4 small glasses or pots. Refrigerate for at least 5 hours, preferably overnight.
To serve, garnish with cream and chocolate shavings. Raspberries and a tiny sprig of mint for color would also be lovely!
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