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The recipe that I bring today was the dessert I made for a dinner with friends at home. As it was a hot day, I wanted something cold, fast and simple. And nothing is faster and tastes better than a passion fruit mousse, right? But as I wanted something different I decided to put a layer of white chocolate. It was divine, the contrast of the sourness of the syrup and the sweetness of the white chocolate was delicious. One of my friends said it was one of the best desserts she’s ever eaten. The picture, I had to take it quickly, so it is not great and I didn’t decorate with seeds, but if you want you can decorate. Oh and you can make the mousse into a large dish or individuals, I think it looks prettier in the individuals, but I didn’t have enough for everyone…hehe. The recipe is great for a lot of people, so maybe you could just make half.

White Chocolate and Passion Fruit Mousse

Ingredients:

Mousse:
2 cans sweetened condensed milk
2 cans (condensed milk one) heavy cream
2 can concentrate passion fruit juice
2 envelopes (12g each) unflavoured gelatin, dissolved in 1 cup of hot water

Filling:
720g white chocolate, melted
2 cans heavy cream

Syrup:
1 cup water
1/2 cup passion fruit concentrate juice
2 to 4 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp cornstarch

Seeds of 1 or 2 passion fruit

Directions:

In a mixer beat the condensed milk, heavy cream, passion fruit juice and dissolved gelatin. Reserve.

For the filling, heat the heavy cream in a water bath and then add the chocolate. Mix until melted and reserve.

Syrup:
In a pan, add all ingredients and heat until it thickens.

Assembling:
In a large serving dish or several individuals, place half of the mousse and top with the chocolate filling. Top with the rest of the mousse. Cover and chill for 3 to 4 hours, or until set. Spoon passion fruit on top of the mousse just before serving.

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Who didn’t grow up eating this dessert? I believe that everyone has experienced this so beautiful and delicious dessert. Well, actually I think I must have eaten it just a couple of times in my life at my aunt’s house, can you believe it? Never thought to make it until the other day I was passing by the supermarket, I saw some gelatins and I don’t know why this dessert came into my head. Oh this is delicious, so fresh, cute, and I love to shake it…haha. A perfect dessert for hot days.

Broken Glass Gelatin

Ingredients:

3 small boxes of flavored gelatins (3 oz), different colors
3 cups of hot water
3 cups of ice water
1 envelope unflavored gelatin dissolved in 1 cup of hot water
1 can sweetened condensed milk
1 can whipping cream

Directions:

Dissolve each box of jello separately, using just one cup of boiling water and one of ice water per flavor. Pour into individual containers (small tupperware works well) and chill overnight.
Once solid, cut the flavors of jello into small blocks and mix together carefully in a glass 9×13 pan.
In a mixer, mix the unflavored gelatin with the condensed milk and whipping cream. Cool to touch and pour cooled milk mixture over jello and chill overnight.

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Bavarian cream or Crème bavaroise or simply Bavarois is a classic dessert, a Swiss invention according to the French. Bavarian cream is similar to flour, or cornstarch thickened crème pâtissière, but thickened with gelatin instead and flavoured with liqueur and lightened with whipped cream. The smooth and creamy texture are the most remarkable points of this simple dessert.

This was one of the first recipes I made when I started getting interested in cooking, but since then, I never took a photo. But the other day I remembered this delicious dessert and wanted to make it, cause besides being super simple is a delicious dessert. Actually resembles a mousse, but it is much more delicious, believe me…hehe. This Bavaroise is delicious, I guarantee that those who make it, will love it, and next time I’ll test a white version, cause it must be very good too.

Chocolate Bavaroise

Ingredients:

200g dark chocolate, chopped
375ml milk (1c + 2/8c)
4 egg yolks
90g sugar (1/2c)
1 tbsp unflavored gelatin
315ml whipping or heavy cream

Directions:

Heat the milk with the chocolate, stir until the chocolate has melted. Do not boil. Leave to cool a little then remove the pod.
Whisk the egg yolks and caster sugar until pale and fluffy. Add the milk mixture into the egg and whisk to combine. Pour back into the pan and stir with a wooden spoon over low heat until the mixture coats the back of the spoon. Do not boil. Set aside.
Dissolve gelatin in 2 tbsp of hot water and stir in the chocolate mixture. Refrigerate until cold, stir occasionally.
Whip the cream until it stands in soft peaks and. When the mixture is cold, fold the cream into the chocolate mixture. Pour into the moulds and put in the fridge to set over night.

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