I
have posted a couple of Chocolate Mousse recipes earlier, an Instant ChocolateMousse with Marshmallows, a White Chocolate Mousse and an Eggless ChocolateMousse from Nita Mehta’s book.... I used to
make the eggless chocolate mousse a lot during those times.... the Eggless
chocolate Mousse I am posting today is also from Nita Mehta’s, this one is more
richer and chocolaty as it has chocolate along with cocoa powder.... It’s very
easy to make and you can use either
gelatin or China grass (agar agar)..... Do try this rich chocolaty treat next time
when you arrange a party for chocolate lovers :)
Eggless
Chocolate Mousse
(Recipe
from Nita Mehta’s ‘Desserts’)
Serves
~ 4-5
Ingredients:
2
cups milk
2
tbsp cocoa powder
1
tbsp cornflour
4
tbsp sugar
3
tsp gelatin or 5gm (½ packet) china grass
40 gm
cooking chocolate, grated
¾
tsp coffee powder
½
tsp vanilla essence
1
cup (150 gm) cream, whipped till fluffy
Chocolate
sprinklers or whipped cream to decorate
Method:
- Mix cocoa and cornflour in ¼ cup milk in a small bowl to a paste.
- Boil the rest of the milk with sugar in a heavy bottomed pan.
- Add cocoa and cornflour paste to the boiling milk, stirring continuously.
- Add grated chocolate. Cook on low heat for 3-4 minutes till chocolate dissolves. Add coffee and remove from fire.
- Put ¼ cup water in a small pan. Add gelatin. Dissolve on low heat. (For china grass mix it with 1 cup water and heat till it dissolves).
- Mix gelatin solution with the chocolate custard. Chill in the freezer for about 20 minutes till a little thick but not set. Beat the thickened chocolate custard.
- Beat cream and essence till slightly thick and fluffy. Add whipped cream to chocolate mixture. Mix gently.
- Transfer the mixture in to the serving dish or individual cups. Refrigerate for 3-4 hours or till set. Decorate with whipped cream or chocolate sprinklers.
absolutely Devine....
ReplyDeleteLooks very yummy! I love your clicks. The mousse is very tasty but can be had in only small quantity right? I had made some for my son's bday in small cups as dessert.
ReplyDeleteElegant dessert, love to finish those bowl pretty looking glasses of mousse.
ReplyDeleteyummy mousse...
ReplyDeleteloved the clicks and recipe...am a fan for mouse and chocolate one drolls me more
ReplyDeletemouthwatering icecream..
ReplyDeleteSo tempting! Love chocolate!
ReplyDeleteGreat clicks. Chocolate is divine in any form!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat chocolate mousse looks amazing.. So yumm!!
ReplyDeleteI love that it is eggless. Gonna try. :)
ReplyDeleteSuper Looking mousse and love the clicks...
ReplyDelete-Mythreyi
Yum! Yum! Yum!
lovely clicks and awesome dessert any day, anytime it goes perfect :-)
ReplyDeletelovely clicks.. and the mousse is eggless... definately worth trying ..
ReplyDeleteHi Swapna... Awesome blog! Got one doubt abt this recipe. If we are using china grass dissolved in 1 cup of water, won't that alter the conistency as opposed to the quarter cup water and gelatin?
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance!
Thank you Anju :)... No it will not alter the consistency...
DeleteGot a question... If we are using chinagrass dissolved in one cup water, won't that alter the consistency as opposed to quarter cup water and gelatin?
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance!
Hi, it looks great! Do these have to be set in the serving bowls during refrigeration? Could I not keep them in a big bowl and transfer contents later onto serving bowls?
ReplyDeleteHi, it looks great! Do these have to be set in the serving bowls during refrigeration? Could I not keep them in a big bowl and transfer contents later onto serving bowls?
ReplyDeleteYes you can keep them in a big bowl and transfer contents later onto serving bowls
Deletehey, i love the recipe! always wanted eggless chocolate recipe. i've one doubt about the ingredients. you have mentioned 1cup cream but is it amul fresh cream or whip cream? please reply asap!
ReplyDeletethank you,
nishita gandhi
hi, i always wanted eggless mousse's recipe. thanks for the recipe :D i have one doubt about the ingredients. you have mentioned 1cup cream but is it amul fresh cream or whip cream?? please reply asap.
ReplyDeletethank you,
nishita gandhi
Hi Nishita, You can use either amul fresh cream or whip cream in this recipe :) Let me know if you try...
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ReplyDeleteHi, i have one question when should add chinagrass solution to milk( milk should be hot or at room temperature)
ReplyDeleteMilk should be hot
DeleteHi... 1 cup whipped cream with or without beating?
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