INGREDIENTS:
12 dark semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 tablespoon of instant coffee
1 tablespoon of Port wine
1/2 cup of butter
3/4 cup of sugar
5 eggs
DIRECTIONS
- In a doubler boiler add the chocolate and butter. Once butter and chocolate are fully melted add the coffee and mix it very well with a wooden spoon so to create a nice smooth paste
- Add the port wine and keep on mixing it well
- Beat the egg yolks with the sugar until getting a soft and bubbly consistency
- While still beating the eggs gently, add the chocolate paste very slowly a little at the time
- Beat the egg whites to form stiff, firm peaks
- Again slowly fold the egg whites from top to bottom into the previous paste until you create a smooth texture
- Pour the mouse into a glass round bowl and put it in the fridge for at least 2 hours prior to serving





















4 comments:
How does the port make the mousse taste? I love a good mousse!!!!
You barely feel the alcohol but it does give a little taste to it. You can also do it without the Port wine. Actually that was my little ad-lib on the recipe as my sister usually does not add the Port wine. If you ever make it, please let me know how you like it!
Gonna try it ! I will need eggs...
Your blog is soooo delicious looking!!! I love it and I am going to follow. Definitely!
I can't wait to try this mousse recipe. Althought I am a little embarrased to say that I didn't know mousee could be almost dairy free. I have avoided it mainly for this reason. Ah! I can't wait!
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