...quick version with mango mirror and milk chocolate tit-bits.
Mousse has always been mine and his favorite. Whenever we go to any cake shop, we donot miss to try the mousse available there, the favorite being chocolate mousse. Initially I did not know that they were made of raw egg whites. Only after I started exploring new recipes did I come to know about this fact. Traditionally mousse was made of egg whites whipped to peaks and then flavored. But now there are many fool-recipes moving around. Some use agar-agar while some use gelatin to make the mousse hold its form. There are recipes which use none but only heavy cream whipped to stiff peaks. This is one such recipe which is easy to put up and makes a perfect party dessert.
As I said, agar-agar or gelatin is used to hold the form. I skipped this yet the mousse was rich, creamy and just-as-it-should-be. You can flavor it with vanilla or if you need an adult-version tip in some rum or brandy.
How I Made it:
Chill the beater blades and bowl for 15 mins. Take heavy cream in the bowl and whip till you get soft peaks. Add powdered sugar and whip till you get stiff peaks. Add the mango puree and fold in.
Dump in the chocolate chips and fold well. Pour in individual glasses and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
To make the mango mirror, add gelatin to water and allow to bloom for 10 mins. Heat mango puree in a skillet, add sugar and once it melts, add gelatin and mix till everything combines well. Pour this over the mango mousse and refrigerate.
Serve chilled topped with whipped cream and chocolate shavings. I drizzled some orange caramel too.
So thats it Folks...
With Love,
Signs off!!!
Mousse has always been mine and his favorite. Whenever we go to any cake shop, we donot miss to try the mousse available there, the favorite being chocolate mousse. Initially I did not know that they were made of raw egg whites. Only after I started exploring new recipes did I come to know about this fact. Traditionally mousse was made of egg whites whipped to peaks and then flavored. But now there are many fool-recipes moving around. Some use agar-agar while some use gelatin to make the mousse hold its form. There are recipes which use none but only heavy cream whipped to stiff peaks. This is one such recipe which is easy to put up and makes a perfect party dessert.
As I said, agar-agar or gelatin is used to hold the form. I skipped this yet the mousse was rich, creamy and just-as-it-should-be. You can flavor it with vanilla or if you need an adult-version tip in some rum or brandy.
How I Made it:
Chill the beater blades and bowl for 15 mins. Take heavy cream in the bowl and whip till you get soft peaks. Add powdered sugar and whip till you get stiff peaks. Add the mango puree and fold in.
Dump in the chocolate chips and fold well. Pour in individual glasses and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
To make the mango mirror, add gelatin to water and allow to bloom for 10 mins. Heat mango puree in a skillet, add sugar and once it melts, add gelatin and mix till everything combines well. Pour this over the mango mousse and refrigerate.
Serve chilled topped with whipped cream and chocolate shavings. I drizzled some orange caramel too.
So thats it Folks...
With Love,
Signs off!!!
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Quick and delicious version....Looks very creamy and yummy...
ReplyDeletevery tasty and yummy:)
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Looks scrumptious!!
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wow....rich, satiny smooth dessert!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
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i kept thinking what is mirror here. u surprised me with this
ReplyDeleteand like almost all vegetarians i thought mousse has something to do with eggs so never had it
bt ur recipe has made me fall for it
would love to have one now
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ReplyDeleteYummy mango mousse love it
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Creamy and delicious mousse.
ReplyDeleterich and smoothy..
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Irresistible,wonderful treat,love it
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Mousse look creamy & tempting..
ReplyDeleteMousse looks so wonderful and yummy !!
ReplyDeleteMango mousse looks yumm. wow..looks heavenly with all that topping.
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The bread will be harder than the one u see in my blog for sure.
So to use wheat flour instead of the breadflour and the wholemeal.
Just replace wheat flour for both the flours.Take 1 -3/4 wheat flour.
Make water roux with 2 tbsp flour mixed with 1 cup water. U can omit bran and germ also. The rest u just follow the recipe. Add water carefully because the roux is enough to bind the flour.
try out and let me know the results. Add a dash of milk instead of water if you are using it.
so smooth and creamy..loved this preparation!
ReplyDeleteDelicious rich With cream mousse. Nice presentation.
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Mousse with cream ! This is new to me. Thanks for the info. First time here. Happy to follow you.
ReplyDeletewow, that looks soo delicious!
ReplyDeletei'm going to give this one a try.
thanks so much for sharing:)
have a great weekend!
deliciously done mango mousse
ReplyDeletelovely n tempting mango mousse
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