Chocolate
mousse (eggless) recipe
Recipe Cuisine: Continental | Recipe
Category: Dessert
Prep Time: 50 mins | Cook time: 25 mins | Serves: 6
Prep Time: 50 mins | Cook time: 25 mins | Serves: 6
Ingredients
Milk
|
2
cups
|
Coco
powder
|
1
& 1/2 tblsp
|
Corn
flour
|
1
& 1/4 tblsp
|
Sugar
|
4
tblsp
|
Dark
chocolate(optional)
|
3-4
tsp
|
Agar
agar(china grass)
|
2
tsp
|
Cream
|
3/4
cup
|
Vanilla
essence
|
1/2
tsp
|
Method
- Take
3/4 cup of water in a pan and sprinkle the agar agar in it. Keep a side
(20-30 mins) I used agar agar powder,so it dissolved easily.
- Mean
while dissolve coco powder and corn flour in 1/4 cup of luke-warm milk.
Boil rest of the milk with sugar.
- Add
the coco-corn flour mixture to the boiling milk with continuous stirring.
Boil for 2-3 minutes with constant stirring.
- Heat
the agar agar dissolved water and bring to boil. It will be thickened and
like a transparent jelly like thing.Add it to the chocolate mixture and
mix continuously. Switch off the flame and keep stirring until its almost
cooled down. (Stirring is to avoid formation of a layer while cooling down).
- Mix
in the cream(I whipped the cream a bit in a blender with the whipper
blade) and vanilla essence.Stir well.
- Refrigerate
this mixture to get the perfect set chocolate mousse. I did this by
placing the mixture in freezer for approx 20 minutes(Don’t let it set for
more time,). Or you can also pour the mixture directly to the mousse
moulds that you are going to serve and set it as such in the fridge(not in
freezer) until serving time.
- I am handling agar agar for the first time and firstly while boiling it was a bit weird to me,but after I added to the custard, I could not sense the agar agar smell at all.
- I had few dark chocolate bijjis so added it while boiling the chocolate mixture. Even if you omit adding it wont make any big difference.
- After you set the mousse, the texture is so soft and light.
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